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Research on
resilient species – particularly the study of crops adapted to water
stress, with a focus on triticale,
a promising grain known for its baking potential and resistance to harsh
climatic conditions.
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Optimizing irrigation water use – especially in millet cultivation, through the use of
innovative methods for efficient water management.
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Soil fertility preservation and enhancement – a key
factor in promoting sustainable agriculture and combating land degradation.
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Development of new vegetable varieties – an area of
priority for INRAA, with efforts focused on creating high-yielding and locally adapted crops.
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Genetic improvement – in both the plant and animal sectors, to improve the
resilience and productivity of agricultural systems.
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Reduction of greenhouse gas emissions – particularly methane, by promoting sustainable
farming and livestock practices that minimize environmental impact.
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Enhancement of agricultural value chains – to boost
competitiveness and ensure sustainability across the different sectors.
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Integrated pest management for cereal diseases – using a
combination of biological, cultural, and
chemical control methods to protect crops sustainably.
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Extraction and valorization of essential oils – from aromatic and medicinal plants, a sector
with significant economic and scientific potential.
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Strengthening scientific cooperation – with an emphasis
on supporting young researchers,
encouraging the creation of startups,
and promoting contract-based research,
fostering innovation and technology
transfer in the agri-food sector.