• Arable crops: cereals and vegetables / FR/ Botrytis cinereal, Fusarium spp./ IPM and Biocontrol strategies
• Irrigated diversified cereal and arable vegetable farm that allows application of several biocontrol strategies

• Technical result: Diversified farm with multiple IPM and biocontrol strategies allows some crops to be grown fungicide free
  
• Economic result: Employment to 4 people full time, more predictable yields
• Sustainability (ecological, social and economical) Gains:

• • Increased biodiversity enabling resilient vine cropping systems
    
  • Species specific pest control, respecting natural enemies
  • Reduction in reliance on chemical fertilisers and pesticides
  • Enabling regenerative land use practices with mixed stands
    

• • Demonstrates good governance (preventative approach)
    
  • Enables worker and consumer health and wellbeing
    
  • Promotes quality nutritious grape production

• • Supports farmers’ livelihood and value distribution
    
  • Improvement of financial viability
    

IBMA IOBC PAN Europe 7th Symposium Ecological Transition Starts with Agronomy, Increasing IPM Uptake and Reducing Pesticide Dependency (December 12th 2019)