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About ENDURE

ENDURE, the European Network for the Durable Exploitation of Crop Protection Strategies, is a Network of Excellence (NoE) funded by the European Commission under the Sixth Framework programme.

ENDURE brings together more than 300 researchers in the fields of agronomy, biology, ecology, economics and the social sciences from 18 organisations in 10 European countries. They are committed to the ENDURE NoE for four years (2007-2010).

Four themes cutting across all the various ENDURE projects have been identified and provide a coherent approach to achieving its objectives

  • Identifying short-term solutions
  • Introducing innovative strategies and reducing cropping system reliance on pesticides
  • Assembling a permanent research community
  • Informing policy makers

To find out more, visit the What is ENDURE? Pages.

  • Copyright: Régis Domergue, CIRAD, France. New guides for better banana production

    ENDURE’s Banana Case Study has been a truly international effort, bringing together researchers from as far afield as the French West Indies, the Canary Islands and Cameroon, in addition to the expertise based here in mainland Europe. The results of this international effort are now being made available in a series of publications in ENDURE’s From Science to Field series.

  • Bt maize. Copyright: Michael Meissle, Agroscope ART, Switzerland Paper puts maize under the spotlight

    With more than 13 million hectares of farmland devoted to maize in Europe, the crop clearly merited the attention of one of ENDURE’s case study research teams. And you can now read the results of their research in a paper recently published in the Journal of Applied Entomology.

  • Copyright: Jens Erik Jensen, DAAS Advisers invited to explore ENDURE IC

    The ENDURE Information Centre, the central point of reference for extending expert knowledge, recommendations and advice for extension services, advisers and researchers concerning all aspects of Integrated Pest Management, is now accessible to all those in the crop protection community.

  • Copyright: ENDURE NEWSFLASH: ENDURE conference in November

    ENDURE will this year host its second major international conference when it stages ‘Integrated Pest Management in Europe - The ENDURE Network of Excellence shares the fruits of four years’ research with the crop protection community’ at the Eurosites George V centre in Paris, France.

  • Copyright: Judit Papp Komáromi, SZIE, Hungary New training leaflet: the participatory approach

    When it comes to learning about Integrated Pest Management (IPM), participatory training has been a proven success in encouraging farmers to introduce innovative and sustainable pest control strategies, say ENDURE researchers.

  • Copyright: ENDURE Dutch and German leaflets now online

    Whether you know them as Kartoffel, aardappels or pommes de terre, growing potatoes is not a simple business, not least because of the potential threat posed by late blight, the potentially devastating disease caused by the pseudo-fungus Phytophthora infestans.

  • Copyright: ENDURE Social Science Insights examines supermarkets

    A new Social Science Insights leaflet has been added to the ENDURE library, shedding light on the role played by supermarket produce schemes in the European food chain and examining their possible role in creating more sustainable crop protection practices.

  • Copyright: INRA, France DEXiPM: Assessing cropping system sustainability

    When it comes to designing cropping systems that are less reliant on pesticide use, researchers have a large array of potentially interesting options available to them. These can include, for example, relatively simple measures such as changing sowing dates or introducing new crop sequences through to the use of the latest technology for detecting pests or plants specially bred for disease resistance.

  • Copyright: Jean-Marie Bossennec, INRA, France Statistics regulation completes pesticides package

    The final strand of the European Commission’s four-part ‘pesticides package’ reached the statute book last month (December), with the publication of Regulation (EC) No 1185/2009 of the European Parliament and of the Council concerning statistics on pesticides.

  • LandMod 2010

    03-05 February: Montpellier, France
    LandMod 2010, the 2010 Conference on Integrative Landscape Modelling, will bring together scientists working in the main disciplines dealing with ecosystems and landscpae simulation and management, complex dynamic modelling and the assessment of vulnerability, resilience and adaptation of agro and ecosystems under human influence.



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