SASCP prizes awarded at the Combined Congress
Combined Congress Prizes awarded each year
Award for the best paper published in the SA J of Plant & Soil by a SASCP member
CONSERVATION AGRICULTURE
Landbouweekblad prize for the best poster presentation in the field of Conservation Agriculture
Landbouweekblad prize for the best presentation in the field of Conservation Agriculture
Student award for the best presentation
Award for best paper in Crop Protection
Main prizes
President's award for the best poster presentation
Daan F Retief Floating Trophy for the best paper 40 years & younger
Board Floating Trophy for the best paper
Prize Winners 2025
Award for the best paper published in the SA J of Plant & Soil by a SASCP member:
- Dr Petrus J Pieterse for "Screening herbicides and herbicide mixtures to identify alternative chemical controls for resistant plantago biotypes".
Landbouweekblad prize for the best poster presentation in the field of Conservation Agriculture:
- Lisa Smorenburg for " Investigating the profitability of utility crops with weaner lambs, under ultra high density grazing in the Western Cape".
Landbouweekblad prize for the best presentation in the field of Conservation Agriculture:
- Johann Strauss for "Testing shortened canola production intervals".
Student award for the best presentation:
- Louise Bestbier for "Herbicide use and weed density in Conservation Agriculture Systems".
Award for best paper in Crop Protection:
- Nhlanhla Shabangu for "Resolving the resistance mechanisms towards ALS-inhibitors in Amaranthus hybridus L.".
President's award for the best poster presentation:
- Belinda Janse van Rensburg for "Exploring potential fungicide control of Sclerotinia scerotiorum sunflower head rot".
Daan F Retief Floating Trophy for the best paper 40 years & younger:
- Sandra Hull for "Evaluating Pre-Harvest sprouting of wheat in South Africa".
Board Floating Trophy for the best paper (shared):
- Elmarie van de Watt for "Membrane stability and antioxidant enzyme activity of soybean seedlings in response to short-term drought stress".
- Johann Strauss for "Testing shortened canola production intervals".