agronomy crop cropping systems
managing pests pesticide use inputs
agricultural systems
challenge of agriculture
innovation plant (annual,perennial,...)
tropical and Mediterranean area environmental footprint of farming
300 researchers and teacher-researchers
80 diploma courses (from Bac +2 to Bac +8: technician, engineering degree, Master’s, PhD)
See the series "Les dossiers thématiques d'Agropolis International"
See the seriesf "Les dossiers thématiques d'Agropolis International"
See the research units and teams and the courses involved in "Agronomy, cultivated plants and cropping systems' theme
E-dossier Agropolis
Agronomy Research Expertise in Montpellier and Languedoc-Roussillon (France)
Agronomy:crops and cropping systems
See the page about the Agroecology monthly cycle of seminars in Montpellier, France
"les dossiers d'Agropolis International"
"Agronomy - Crops and cropping systems" (n° 12 - 72 pages)
2nd edition (07/2012)
Electronic portal on the research on crops and cropping systems, a key area of excellence of the Agropolis International scientific community.
The series is a publication issued by Agropolis International, in French and English, within its mission for the promotion of the scientific community skills. Each series which is a directory of skills, is dedicated to a major scientific issue.
Agronomy research expertise in Montpellier and the Languedoc-Roussillon
2nd edition (July 2012)
The data related to the research units have been updated on 07/12. The other information presented was valid on 30/05/10.
Coordinator : Jacques Wery, UMR System
This topics covered in the Dossier concern:
• 13
multidisciplinary research units, involving over
300 researchers and teacher-researchers, supervising around a hundred PhD students.
• 80 diploma courses (from Bac +2 to Bac +8: technician, engineering degree, Master’s, PhD), as well as vocational training modules (existing or developed upon request).
Table of contents
Foreword: Current agronomy issues, approaches and complementary features
Ensuring top quality, high quantity production
Minimizing the impact of cropping on biogeochemical cycles
Managing pests and optimizing pesticide use
Preserving water resources
Developing and disseminating innovations
Topics covered by the research teams
Involvement in international networks
Training at Agropolis International
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These thematic directories provide a global and easy to consult presentation of the laboratories, teams and research units of all the Agropolis intitutes involved in the given issue. They also provide information on the wide range of training sessions available.
One of the objectives of the series is to facilitate contacts for the development of exchanges and technical and scientific cooperations by a wider promotion of the community skills.
Update on 15/06/18
Nathalie Villemejeanne
villemejeanne@agropolis.fr
Tél. : +33 (0)4 67 04 75 68
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