Innovative methods of nitrogen management in crops systems, the case of wheat - Video
The operational group is intended to contribute to develop effective solutions for protein rates in cereals. It aims also to promote betters methods of nitrogen management in the crops system of the region Centre Val de Loire for farmers and the storage agencies. The consortium will test, adapt and share a new method (INRA-ARVALIS) to pilot nitrogen inputs with farmers. The goal is to follow closely the wheat nutrition track. Behind the answer to the farmers and storage agencies quality problem, the consortium aim to reduce the nitrogen inputs and to reduce greenhouse gas. The video is in French.
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- Location
- France
- Authors
- Anne Pichon
- Purpose
- Communication
- File type
- Document
- File size
- 386 kB
- Created on
- 24-11-2021
- Origin language
- French
- Official project website
- Innovative methods of nitrogen management in crops systems, the case of wheat
- License
- CC BY
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