Our objectives
Establishment of cultural, mechanical, physical, biological, and biotechnological Agroecological Systems
Technology transfer and training for the prevention and management of weeds
Promote the most appropriate initiatives at the field, administration and regulatory levels
Advanced detection tools
Expand knowledge on problematic weeds on European Agriculture
Over 500 Farmers and Advisors engaged
Around 500 farmers and advisors will be contacted for surveys, workshops and discussion groups
Agroecological strategies
To prevent and manage the occurrence of weeds in relevant crops, in conventional, organic and mixed farming AGROSUS will identify appropriate tools and agroecological strategies at the eleven biogeographic regions of the European Union and associated countries
Biogeographical regions
Short term farming systems
Crops
News
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