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In the pampas of Rio Grande do Sùl (Brazil), a scientist from the University of Porto Alegre discusses with a breeder and a consultant from the SIA (Serviço de Inteligência em Agronegócios) the positive effects of a diverse plant structure on the appetite of cows. © INRA, MEURET Michel

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28 Aug 2017

AgriteRRIs: a network to reinvent international cooperation

Born in February 2007 from the foundations of longstanding cooperation between Argentina and France, and subsequently joined by Brazil, the AgriteRRIs International Research Laboratory is evolving; it has now become an international research network (2RI).

Maple tree. © INRA, COLLEU Sylvie

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24 Aug 2017

"Make our Planet Great Again" is supporting agricultural research!

Launched in June this year by the French President Emmanuel Macron, the "Make our Planet Great Again" initiative has the ambitious goal to host around 50 high-achieving scientists in research laboratories across France over a five-year period. The program has been awarded 60 million euros and INRA is one of the participating research institutes.

Photo de groupe - Lancement du projet DiverImpacts (en anglais, Diversification through Rotation, Intercropping, Multiple cropping, Promoted with Actors and value-Chains Towards Sustainability) coordonnée par Antoine Messéan, Unité Impacts écologiques des innovations en production végétale (Inra Île-de-France Versailles-Grignon). 7-9 juin 2017. © Catherine Foucaud-Scheunemann

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19 Jun 2017

DiverIMPACTS - Diversification through Rotation, Intercropping, Multiple cropping, Promoted with Actors and value-Chains Towards Sustainability

The seminar to kick off the project was held in Versailles from 7 to 9 June 2017

Lucius Tamm (FiBL) and Christian Huyghe (INRA). © INRA

Press release

25 Apr 2017

European cooperation on organic farming research

INRA and the Swiss Research Institute of Organic Agriculture (FiBL) signed a partnership agreement on organic farming research on Tuesday 25 April 2017 at INRA’s Laqueuille centre in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region. The collaboration aims to support existing joint projects and develop new projects.

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18 Apr 2017

Training on water and nitrogen management for crops in India

From 4 to 7 April 2017, four agricultural scientists from INRA’s Environment and Agronomy division trained 24 agricultural scientists in India on how to use the STICS modelling tool to better manage water and nitrogen use for crops. The focus was on how to apply necessary crop inputs without harming the environment or diverting water away from other uses.