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Innovative Organic Fruit Breeding and uses

Description du projet

Semer les graines de l’agriculture biologique du futur

La vulnérabilité de la production de fruits biologiques ainsi que la demande croissante du marché imposent une recherche continue de mesures pour assurer sa qualité et sa durabilité. Le projet InnOBreed, financé par l’UE, vise à promouvoir et à agréger des solutions innovantes axées sur le développement participatif de variétés de fruits destinées au système d’agriculture biologique. Le projet est une initiative conjointe de 21 organisations, dont des universités, des centres technologiques, des associations de producteurs, issus de dix pays. Le projet met l’accent sur les innovations sociales, les nouveaux idéotypes et les nouvelles méthodes de sélection de cultivars et de géniteurs résilients avec des bases génétiques plus larges pour favoriser la sélection de fruits biologiques et leur application à l’amélioration de l’ensemble de la chaîne des fruits biologiques.

Objectif

The Organic fruit sector is highly dependent on inputs, particularly in terms of plant protection. Climate change is increasing impacts and risks to organic fruit production. Large market demand is expanding for organic fruits but the current commercial cultivars (cvs) range previously selected in high input paradigm are, for most of them, not adapted to organic production. InnOBreed proposes to mobilise Innovative Solutions (ISs): social innovations, new ideotypes, new methods for screening robust cvs and genitors with larger genetic bases for fostering organic fruit breeding. These ISs will be targeted and developed on participative, multi-actor and multi-trait based approaches and then applied for evaluating underutilized Fruit Tree Genetic Resources (FTGR), pre-breeding and advanced material. InnOBreed’s scope encompasses many Rosaceous species but also citrus and grape. InnOBreed aims to improve the whole Fruit chain through the implementation of an Organic Variety Testing Network of actors. It deals with (i)identification and definition of current lock-in in organic fruit farming systems (OFS),(ii) co-designing new ideotypes fitting with local OFS,(iii)identification of performant IS already available, (iv)development of new climate change ISs but also for fruit quality, pests and diseases tolerance, low input fitness and robustness, and their application by FTGR curators,(v) IS’s validation process and implementation by several public-private case-studies in different regions for evaluating their efficiency , and (vi)checking sustainability and consistency with actual regulations before being disseminated for maximizing IS impacts on the value chain.InnOBreed is deeply connected with running initiatives, programmes and resources involved in OFS, organic fruit participative and classical breeding, fostering FTGR uses by fruit-chain, scientists and stakeholders. Particular attention will be paid to embed the relevant stakeholders at national and European levels.

Coordinateur

CENTRO INTERNAZIONALE DI ALTISTUDI AGRONOMICI MEDITERRANEI
Contribution nette de l'UE
€ 633 750,00
Adresse
VIA CEGLIE 9
70010 Valenzano
Italie

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Région
Sud Puglia Bari
Type d’activité
Higher or Secondary Education Establishments
Liens
Coût total
€ 633 750,00

Participants (17)

Partenaires (3)