2024 NFHB Forum

Forum2024

The FHB Community Gathered in Austin, TX for the 2024 National FHB Forum

AT&T Hotel and Conference Center | December 8-10, 2024

An exchange of valuable insights was gained from scientific presentations and poster sessions on the latest research on Fusarium Head Blight (scab) and deoxynivalenol (DON) in Austin, Texas. A collection of 2024 photos in two albums of both the program session and attendee highlights is now available. The proceedings will be published in January 2025. And a recap will be included in the next issue of Fusarium Focus available in early February. Make sure to visit the 2024 NFHB Forum Program page for links to all the abstracts and virtual posters. Thank you to the Forum Organizing Committee (FOC), all the presenters, sponsors and more than 210 attendees for an excellent event!

Check out the photo albums from the 2024 National FHB Forum...

The National FHB Forum is an annual event dedicated to fostering dialogue and advancing scientific knowledge to reduce the impact of FHB (scab) on wheat and barley. It attracts a diverse audience of academic and government scientists, industry leaders and stakeholders, offering a platform for exchanging ideas and exploring innovations.

2024 NFHB Forum Program
Check out the 2024 NFHB Forum program schedue-at-glance, with further details available in summer.

Hotel & Travel
Book your hotel reservations and learn more about Austin, Texas, negotiated hotel room discount ends October 30.

Registration
Registration rates/policies and a link to register for the NFHB Forum, final registration deadline is November 15.

Upload Abstract Submissions
The submission process is now CLOSED.

Highlights of the Forum will include:

Keynote Addresses: Inspirational talks from academic and industry leaders.
General Sessions: Thought-provoking presentations on current research efforts.
Research Focused Breakout Sessions: Roundtable sessions designed to offer practical insights.
Poster Sessions: Interactive discussions covering a broad representation of FHB research efforts.
Networking Opportunities: Dedicated time for attendees to connect with peers and experts.