A smart sensor to better protect orchards
A sensor capable of detecting spores in real time would provide information to advisors and growers more quickly, thereby enabling more responsive measures against scab.
A sensor capable of detecting spores in real time would provide information to advisors and growers more quickly, thereby enabling more responsive measures against scab.
Diversifying crops is not just a technical issue; it also disrupts the industry, established norms, and collective decision-making.
Rarely grown in our region, millet is a gluten-free cereal. An initial organic varietal trial was carried out at the CRA-W in 2025.
In collaboration with Biowallonie, the CRA-W has investigated the obstacles encountered by the various links in the grain legume chain, and tested innovative itineraries on farms.
The objective of the TechnoCerBio project is to identify suitable varieties and technical itineraries in terms of technological quality
The CropFightsWeeds project compares innovative species association strategies to limit plot contamination in an organic farming system.
Soil management in AB: what practices to optimize the ecosystem services rendered by the soil in the Walloon Region?
The objective of the PATAT'UP project is to research innovative, input-reducing cultivation practices for quality potato production.