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This partnership and sponsorship chair, of which Terres Inovia is a founding member, held its third annual conference on March 12 in Rouen at the UniLaSalle campus, bringing together 97 participants.

Researchers, industry professionals, partners, and stakeholders from the agricultural sector came together to address a central question: how can we effectively design tools, support their use, and measure their impact?

Within the H@rvest Alliance, the technical institute helps guide research questions, particularly by evaluating the relevance of digital agricultural tools (OADs), their effectiveness, and their conditions of use tested under agronomic conditions. It is particularly involved in work related to soybean irrigation management as well as numerical models linked to climate change. 

The partners of the IPSEELON project gathered in Paris on March 19 for its official launch. 

Led by inov3PT, this PARSADA project brings together more than 10 scientific and technical partners: Arvalis, Terres Inovia, the Technical Institute for Sugar Beets, FNAMS, UNILET, INRAE, Cristal Union, the Nord-Pas-de-Calais Chamber of Agriculture, and GEVES. 

It covers more than thirty plant-pest-pathogen combinations and aims to develop, propose, and promote innovative, effective, and sustainable technical solutions for managing these pests across a range of strategic crops. 

Terres Inovia is participating in this project with planned research on the peach aphid and the ash aphid on rapeseed, the plum aphid on sunflowers, and the green aphid on peas and lentils.

Learn more about the project