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EU funding (€5,759,459): Increasing the efficiency and competitiveness of organic crop breeding Hor1 May 2018 EU Research and Innovation programme "Horizon"

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Increasing the efficiency and competitiveness of organic crop breeding

ECOBREED will improve the availability of seed and varieties suitable for organic and low- input production. Activities will focus on four crop species, selected for their potential contribution to increase competitiveness of the organic sector, i.e. common wheat, potato, soybean and common buckwheat. The project will develop (a) methods, strategies and infrastructures for organic breeding, (b) varieties with improved stress resistance, resource use efficiency and quality and (c) improved methods for the production of high quality organic seed. The objectives are: • To increase the availability of seeds and varieties for the organic and low-input sector • To identify traits and combinations of traits suited to organic and low-input production environment including high nutrient use efficiency and weed competitiveness/allelopathy • To increase breeding activities for organic and low-input crop production. ECOBREED will increase the competitiveness of the organic and low-input breeding and farming sectors by: • Identifying genetic and phenotypic variation in morphological, abiotic/biotic tolerance/resistance and nutritional quality traits that can be used in organic breeding • Evaluation of the potential of genetic variation for enhanced nutrient acquisition • Evaluation of the potential for increased weed competitiveness and control • Optimisation of seed production/multiplication via improved agronomic and seed treatment protocols • Developing efficient, ready-to-use farmer participatory breeding systems • Pre-breeding of elite varieties for improved agronomic performance, biotic/abiotic stress resistance/tolerance and nutritional quality • Development of training programmes in (a) genomic tools/techniques, (b) PPB and (c) use and application of improved phenotyping capabilities. • Ensuring optimum and rapid utilisation and exploitation of project deliverables and innovations by relevant industry and other user/stakeholder groups.


Funded Companies:

Company name Funding amount
Biomila Spol s.r.o. €80,000
Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences €0.00
HUN-REN Agrartudomanyi Kutatokozpont €232,500
Institutul National de Cercetare-Dezvoltare Agricola Fundulea €190,340
Institut ZA Ratarstvo I Povrtarstvo Institut OD Nacionalnog Znacaja ZA Republiku Srbiju €399,509
Instytut Hodowli i Aklimatyzacji Roslin - Panstwowy Instytut Badawczy €222,500
Kmetijski Institut Slovenije - Agricultural Institute OF Slovenia €999,887
L.C. Smales & SON Ltd. €121,394
Magyar Agrar- ES Elettudomanyi Egyetem €177,359
Narodne Pol'Nohospodarske A Potravinarske Centrum €280,750
Narodni Centrum Zemedelskeho A Potravinarskeho Vyzkumu V V I €359,638
NATURLAND - VERBAND FUR OKOLOGISCHEN LANDBAU e. V. €243,420
Pannon Egyetem - University OF Pannonia €2,641.25
Poslovni Sistem Global Seed d.o.o. Curug €60,000
Pro-Bio Obchodni Spolecnost s.r.o. €280,000
RGA, Raziskovalna Genetika IN Agrokemija d.o.o. €76,875
Saatzucht Gleisdorf GmbH €210,521
SECOBRA SAATZUCHT GmbH €119,620
Selgen AS €191,944
Szent Istvan Egyetem €0.00
Universidad de Vigo €274,998
Universita Degli Studi Della Tuscia €310,980
Universitaet Fuer Bodenkultur Wien €359,574
University of Newcastle Upon Tyne €500,865
Vereinigung DER Pflanzenzuchter UND Saatgutkaufleute Osterreichs €15,000.00
Volakakis Nikolaos €49,146
WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY €0.00

Source: https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/771367

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