presentation of the national ECOPHYTO network Capred (cherries, plums, apricots) - overview 2013-2016

Ctifl organizes national events on fruit stone plant protection. One of the presentation is about the Dephy Expé Ecophyto CAP-ReD project. This project consists in monitoring innovative measures aiming to reduce by 50% the use of chemical plant protection products on the following stone fruit crops: apricots, cherries, as well as Japanese-type, prune-type and Mirabelle plums. The project is a cropping system experimentation network comprising 9 partners (2 INRA research units, Ctifl, and 6 regional experimental stations) located at 9 experimental sites covering France’s main production areas. Its goal is to develop and assess low-chemical, low-input cherry, apricot and plum orchards. Overall, 26 systems are assessed, including 10 used as a reference (REF), which reproduce the practices of local growers, and 16 using less chemicals (ECO).

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Capred project presentation : overview for 2013-2016 (French)
presentation
Activity type
Organising/holding seminar/lecture-based workshop
Activity work package
Reduction in pesticide residues
Activity number
CTIFL-WP3-A6
Activity contact
Muriel MILLAN
Ctifl Centre de Balandran
751 chemin de Balandran
30127 Bellegarde
[email protected]
Activity partner
CTIFL
Activity country
France
Last edit
20-09-2017
Event date
06-10-2016
Event name
Rencontre phytosanitaire Ctifl/SDQPV fruits à noyau
Event location
Ctifl - Centre de Balandran
751 chemin de Balandran
30127 Bellegarde
France
Event participants
Franziska ZAVAGLI - Ctilf Centre de Lanxade - coordinator of the Plant health & Biocontrol program for fruits & vegetables
Muriel MILLAN – Ctifl Centre de Balandran – organic program for fruits
Event dissemination
oral presentation
Event invitees
fruit growers & technicians mailing list of Ctifl
Female participants
37
Male participants
63
Total participants
100
The EUFRUIT thematic network has received funding from the
European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme
under grant agreement No 696337.