International project seeks new strategies for the Mediterranean almond tree in Portugal

Published 2022년 6월 29일

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The international project "VALMEDALM" has been launched to enhance the production of Mediterranean almonds using integrated intercropping strategies. Led by Portugal's More – Mountains Research Collaborative Laboratory (More CoLab) and involving nine entities from six countries, the project is funded by the Foundation for Science and Technology (FCT) and the Partnership for Research and Innovation in the Mediterranean Region (PRIMA), with support from the European program Horizon 2020. The project will implement intercropping practices, evaluate their impact on production, nutritional properties, biodiversity, pest and weed management, and will focus on knowledge transfer and collaborative work with local farmers and businesses.

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The international project “VALMEDALM – Enhancement of Mediterranean almonds through the use of integrated intercropping strategies” began in June, which aims to enhance Mediterranean almonds through the use of “integrated cultivation strategies between cultures”. This initiative is led by More – Mountains Research Collaborative Laboratory (More CoLab), from Portugal, involves nine entities – organizations, institutes, universities, associations and companies – from six countries – Portugal, Italy, Croatia, Israel, Egypt and Morocco – and will run until May 2025. From Portugal, the Polytechnic Institute of Bragança (IPB) and the National Nuts Competence Center (CNCFS) also form part of the consortium. The VALMEDALM project is funded by the Foundation for Science and Technology (FCT) and the Partnership for Research and Innovation in the Mediterranean Region (PRIMA), with support from the European program Horizon 2020. According to the promoters, this project “aims to boost local ...

Source: Flefrevista