UC Davis European Plant Breeding Academy Class 6 Now Open for Registration
November 14, 2018| |
University of California, Davis Plant Breeding Academy (PBA) is a professional certificate program offered since 2006 with classes in USA, Europe, Africa, and Asia. To date, the program has trained nearly 300 breeders, 80% of which are from the private seed industry. Class 6 of the European PBA will start in October 2019 and it is now open for registration.
For more information on the UC Davis European Plant Breeding Academy contact Joy Patterson at jpatterson@ucdavis.edu or visit the UC Davis website.
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