2022 NFHB Forum
Join us back in person in Tampa, Florida!
Grand Hyatt Tampa Bay | December 4-6, 2022
Make plans to attend the 2022 NFHB Forum to gain insights from scientific presentations and poster sessions on the latest research on Fusarium Head Blight (scab) and deoxynivalenol (DON).
Program Schedule
Check out the general outline of the NFHB Forum program.
Hotel & Travel
Book your hotel reservations and learn more about Tampa Bay. Reserve your room by October 30.
Registration
Review registration rates/policies and register for the NFHB Forum! Discounted early bird rate available until November 1.
We are excited to see you all in person at the 2022 NFHB Forum!
Follow @USWBSI on Twitter or LinkedIn for quick reminders and updates. For posts about the NFHB Forum use the hashtag #nfhbforum22.
Special Thanks to the 2022 NFHB Forum Sponsors!
The NFHB Forum is made possible through funding and generous contributions from:
2022 NFHB Forum Funding Agency
2022 NFHB Forum Dinner Sponsor & Opening Session Sponsor
2022 NFHB Forum Poster Award Sponsor
2022 NFHB Forum Reception Sponsors
2022 NFHB Forum General Support Sponsors

Interested in being a sponsor? View 2022 NFHB Forum Sponsorship Opportunities or contact nfo@scabusa.org.
USWBSI 2022 Forum Organizing Committee (FOC)
Co-Chairs
Carl Schwinke, Siemer Milling Co. and Alyssa Collins, The Pennsylvania State University
Members
FHB Management
Ce Yang, University of Minnesota
Alyssa Koehler, University of Delaware
Food Safety & Toxicology
Jiajia Rao, North Dakota State University
Xiang Yin, Rahr Malting Corp.
Gene Discovery and Engineering Resistance
Guihua Bai, USDA-ARS
Nidhi Rawat, University of Maryland
Pathogen Biology and Genetics
Peter Oppenheimer, North Carolina State University
Imane Laraba, USDA-ARS
Variety Development and Host Resistance
Nicholas Santantonio, Virginia Tech
Shengming Yang, USDA-ARS
The NFHB Forum is organized and hosted by the U.S. Wheat & Barley Scab Initiative (USWBSI).
Questions?
Contact the USWBSI NFO at support@scabusa.org or call 517.290.5023