Eduardo Crisol is a hub coach within the IPMWorks network. He works with greenhouse farmers in Almería and Granada, in the southeastern corner of Spain. During this interview, he shares his experience in conservation biological control to reduce the use of insecticides and improve sustainability in greenhouse crops.
David Lafond is in charge of facilitating exchanges between the groups of IPM demonstration farms (the IPMWorks hubs) linked to viticulture. He explains the functioning of these exchanges during this interview.
David Lafond is in charge of facilitating exchanges between the groups of IPM demonstration farms (the IPMWorks hubs) linked to viticulture. He explains the functioning of these exchanges during this interview.
Calypso Picaud, from the Regional Chamber of Agriculture in Occitania (France), leads the efforts to set up a network of IPM demonstration farms within the H2020 IPMWorks project.
Per Kudsk, professor at Aarhus University in Denmark, advocates low reliance on pesticides, “a must” for the future of farming.
Pheromones and bats to combat the grape moth Demo event – Vineyard – FEUGA (Spain) The use of pheromone diffusers and the presence of bats… Read More »Pheromones and bats to combat the grape moth
Pestired Network (Switzerland) – Arable crops Visiting the Pestired Network During the annual meeting, we visited 2 arable farms of the Pestired network. First of… Read More »Pestired Network – Switzerland
Cross visit to UK- Arable crops 7-9 November 2022 From the 7th to the 9th of November took place the third IPMWORKS cross visit, hosted… Read More »Cross visit to UK
The H2020 financed project IPMWORKS held its second annual meeting from 25 to 27 October 2022 at Agroscope in Switzerland. The international gathering, marking a… Read More »IPMWORKS holds annual meeting in Switzerland
IPMWORKS demonstrates that it is possible to drastically reduce pesticide use while maintaining or boosting farm productivity and profitability. IPMWORK is a network of real… Read More »IPMWORKS demonstrates that it is possible to drastically reduce pesticide use while maintaining or boosting farm productivity and profitability