The BESTIM mixed technological network: to stimulate plant health

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The BESTIM mixed technological network: to stimulate plant health

The joint technological network (RMT) BESTIM, aiming to stimulate plant health based on the concept of agro-ecological immunity, has been set up for 5 years.

This network is led by Arvalis and includes 59 partners from research, training and innovation institutes and chambers of agriculture.

It comprises 5 thematic areas and will hold 1 to 2 annual plenary meetings. 

    Axis 1: Innovation watch

    Axis 2: Develop, diversify and harmonise methods under controlled conditions and in the field. Characterisation of the SDP/biostimulant distinction. 

    Axis 3: Characterisation of levers and their interactions 

    Axis 4: Redesign of innovative cropping systems

    Axis 5: Training and communication 

 

 In order to provide input for these areas, 38 working groups aimed at sharing expertise and results have been proposed following a workshop attended by more than 70 participants. GEVES will contribute to 7 of these groups, mainly for axis 2 on methodological development.  

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