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Project StatusEn cours
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Start date01 janvier 2023
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Pilot structurePaul Sabatier University Toulouse III
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Total cost
864 000€
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Geographic areaNational
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Referent(s)
Claire Barbet-Massin c.bmassin@terresinovia.fr
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Duration71 months
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Funded by
FranceAgriMer
The challenges
- Reduce the environmental impact of soybean cultivation by increasing local soybean production in France
- Improve France's competitiveness on the soybean market and reduce its dependence on soybean imports
- Develop new soybean varieties adapted to local soil and climate conditions and resilient to climate change
- Generate innovative knowledge on soybean-microorganism interactions, cold tolerance, food protein quality and agronomic modeling
- Understand the obstacles to the development of soybean consumption in France
The objectives
The aim of the SOYSTAINABLE project is to promote high-quality, protein-rich soybean food production in France, by developing new genetic resources and cultivation methods for a locally adapted soybean crop, and more specifically :
- Create collections of early-maturing European soybean genetic resources, including induced or natural genetic diversity.
- Improving soybean protein quality without affecting the plant's physiology and stress tolerance.
- Evaluate and develop locally adapted soybean varieties that are resilient to climate change.
- Capture the microbial diversity of French soils and optimize microbial communities beneficial to soybean cultivation in France.
- Develop agronomic models of soybean cultivation for food to predict soybean performance in different locations in France under various scenarios.
- Investigate socio-technical blockages to soy consumption and explore new food uses for soy, such as edamame, by introducing food innovations and citizen science approaches.
Expected results
- Acquisition of new knowledge on soybean-microorganism interactions, cold tolerance, protein quality genetics and agronomic modeling.
- Generation, conservation and exploitation of microbial and plant collections.
- Development of new agricultural practices and beneficial microorganisms for soybean cultivation.
- Analysis of socio-technical barriers and levers, which will enable us to better understand blockages and promote new food uses for soybean as well as its cultivation.
- Training and renewal of the R&D community working on soybean, creating a network of young technicians, researchers and experts to implement the project's emerging scientific and socio-economic concepts.
The role of Terres Inovia
Partner
- Expertise in crop physiology and soil microbial ecology
- Applied research and experimentation
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