Interest in biogas production, in the farm, food processing and rural sectors, is expanding. The Canadian Farm and Food Biogas Conference, March 5-7, 2012 will provide the occasion to learn about new research, technologies, projects and programs, including opportunities to use off-farm source organics, that are part of this growth field.
The GTM and Biogas conferences have always strived to be leading edge. To that end, “innovation” will be the theme and key component of the Growing the Margins Conference as well as the Canadian Farm and Food Biogas Conference.
Mark your calendar!
The Canadian Farm and Food Biogas Conference and Exhibition will be held in conjunction with the Growing the Margins: Rural Green Energy Conference & Exhibition. These two high-profile conferences and their joint exhibition will be presented March 5-6, 2011 at the London Convention Centre, London, Ontario, Canada. Special added attractions, including the ever-popular Technology Tours, will be held Wednesday, March 7.
Exhibits
The Canadian Farm and Food Biogas and Growing the Margins conferences will share a joint exhibition of leading-edge technologies, processes and programs. See Exhibit for further information.
Added value
Registration for one of either the Canadian Farm and Food Biogas or Growing the Margins provides full access to the plenaries and technical sessions of both conferences. Registration for associated events, such as the banquet and Technology Tours is additional.
Further information
Details regarding all events will be posted on the conference web sites as they become available (www.biogasconference.ca or www.gtmconference.ca). You can also join the Growing the Margins and Canadian Farm and Food Biogas Mailing List to have all the latest news sent to your inbox.
Meanwhile, if you are interested in participating, as a sponsor or exhibitor, please contact John McMullen at
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About the Canadian Farm and Food Biogas Conference and Exhibition
The Canadian Farm and Food Biogas Conference program will focus on case studies and lessons learned in important areas, including lower cost methane recovery, managing digestates, urban sourced organics for rural biogas systems, safety and design, innovations from around the world, and much more.
The Canadian Farm and Food Biogas Conference will be of interest to:
- livestock and field and horticulture crop farmers
- greenhouse operators
- food and beverage processors
- technology and service providers
- governments at all levels
- utilities
- researchers
- financial institutions
