Semi-permanent cover on the Syppre Picardie platform
On the Syppre platform in Picardy, an industrial vegetable was historically grown. Due to recurring problems (birds, water stress), it was decided to stop growing this crop in 2022 on both systems, and to plant rapeseed, combined with a semi-permanent cover in the innovative system.
On the Syppre platform in Picardy, an industrial vegetable was historically grown. Due to recurring problems (birds, water stress), it was decided to stop growing this crop in 2022 on both systems, and to plant rapeseed, combined with a semi-permanent cover in the innovative system.
To meet the platform's various challenges (carbon storage, reduced nitrogen dependency, reduced tillage, organic matter enrichment, etc.), the industrial vegetable has been replaced by rapeseed since 2023. This change opened up an opportunity to experiment with a new technical itinerary on the innovative system, contributing to the objectives of improving soil fertility: planting a semi-permanent cover crop at the same time as the rapeseed, which could theoretically remain in place for almost three years.
Les projets sur le colza
PLATOON
Towards better management of the cruciferous clubroot problem (Plasmodiophora brassicae): from knowledge of the pathogen to varietal evaluation
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Colza
Tournesol
Pois de printemps
Pois d'hiver
Pois chiche
Lentille
Soja
Chanvre
Féverole d'hiver
Féverole de printemps
Lin d'hiver
Lin de printemps
Lupin d'hiver
Lupin de printemps
Cameline
Biodiversité
Herbi1&NoPhy
Experimenting with agroecological systems for pesticide use as a last resort
Decoproze
Demonstrator of a sustainable, zero-emission, protein-rich rapeseed production chain
ARPEGE
Structuring and developing sustainable agricultural sectors with regenerative agriculture
