INTIA is a public corporation attached to the Department of Rural Development, Environment and Local Administration, integrated in the Public Business Corporation of Navarra (CPEN). INTIAs mission focuses on the transfer and innovation in the agri-food sector that will help to improve both the viability as its sustainability, as well as in the maintenance of a rural environment that is respectful of the environment and provides society with quality food. INTIA are pioneers in Spain in combining applied research with technology transfer, and they have work across the value chain with rigour and technical independent criteria, providing solutions since 1980.
Navarra was appointed a Case Study Region in RustWatch and INTIAs role is to coordinate and carry out activities in the region aiming at facilitating the interaction between stakeholders in the region and RustWatch acivities.
One major activity is to host and coordinate a yearly Case Study Region workshop and to organise open field days and other activities that promote the project, demonstrate outputs from the RustWatch project. Secondly to identify needs and ideas from stakeholders in the region that will feed directly into the activities and developments in RustWatch.
In RustWatch we will facilitate the exchange of ideas, knowledge and technologies between the 5 selected case study regions. Workpackage 3 will also accomplish a comparable case study describing and comparing innovative IPM strategies in each region.
Website: https://www.intiasa.es/
Contact Person: Alberto Lafarga, R & I projects coordinator | alafarga@intiasa.es | Tel +34 948 013 040
Time: 6 March 2019
Place: Intia Headquarter, Edificio Peritos - Avda. Serapio Huici 22. 31610 Villava (Navarra)
Topics and presenters
Alberto Lafarga, Innovation and Transfer Coordinator of INTIA, welcomed all participants and presented the RustWatch project. Jessica Joaquim, AgroScope, Switzerland presented the objectives of the workshop and the coordination with the other similar Case Study Regions: Denmark, Great Britain, Italy (Sicily and Puglia) and Switzerland (different cantons producing wheat). Jesús Goñi, Carmen Goñi, Jesús Zúñiga, Juan Antonio Lezaún and Amaia Caballero, all technicians of INTIA, presented respectively the different strategies used in Navarra for the control of the disease: varietal resistance; surveillance and monitoring; use of fungicides and alternative products; public and market initiatives; and training, information and awareness.
Public material from the meeting. Some material are in local language.
Introducción a Rustwatch / A. Lafarga
Coordination of European case studies / J. Joaquim
Estrategia 1: Resistancia varietal / J Goñi
Estrategia 2: Vigilancia y monitoreo / C Goñi
Estrategia 3: Fungicidas y productos alternativos / J. Zúñiga
Estrategia 4: Iniciativas públicas y de mercado / J. A. Lezáun
Estrategia 4: Formación, información y sensibilización / A. Caballero
Minute from the meeting
Roadmap including goals, timeplan, activities and responsibilities until next year workshop
The open days in arable crops in INTIA, a great success of participation
More than two hundred professionals related to the sector have participated in technical demonstrations that have been held continuously for 36 years to show the trials in which, among other parameters, the effects of herbicides, the behavior of different varieties, or the different types of diseases and control strategies are analyzed.
The presentation of the trials and demos results is part of the Regional Program for the Control of Rust in developing wheat in the framework of the European project H2020 RustWatch. This program is fundamentally based on the choice of varieties resistant to yellow rust (GENVCE variety trials), the monitoring of the evolution of this disease in the campaign (AGROIntegra collaborative Warning Station) and the use of fungicide treatment programs (trials INTIA in 2019). At the same time it is planned that in 2020 and 2021 INTIA will carry out several tests with alternative products to fungicides under the RustWatch project.
Record of cereal production in wetlands compared to almost historical minimum yields in dry areas - 19 August 2019
This event is part of the Regional Program for the Control of Rust in developing wheat in the framework of the European project H2020 RustWatch. This program is fundamentally based on the choice of varieties resistant to yellow rust (GENVCE variety trials), the monitoring of the evolution of this disease in the campaign (AGROIntegra collaborative Warning Station) and the use of fungicide treatment programs (trials INTIA in 2019). At the same time it is planned that in 2020 and 2021 INTIA will carry out several tests with alternative products to fungicides under the RustWatch project.
Topics and presenters:
La nueva directora gerente de INTIA, Natalia Bellostas, se encargó de dar la bienvenida al grupo de asistentes y dio paso a la técnica de INTIA, Nerea Arias, para presentar el proyecto RustWatch. A continuación, Jessica Joaquim y Valerie Holzer, de AgroScope, presentaron los resultados obtenidos en los primeros talleres de cada estudio de caso (Dinamarca, Gran Bretaña, España, Italia y Suiza). Más tarde, Juan Antonio Lezáun, especialista en protección de cultivos del INTIA, presentó el caso de estudio en Navarra y Julián Rodríguez, de la Universidad de Aarhus (en representación de los coordinadores del proyecto), explicó el estado de la roya en Europa. A continuación, Jesús Zúñiga, Nerea Arias, Jesús Goñi y Juan Lezáun del INTIA presentaron varias estrategias utilizadas en Navarra para controlar la enfermedad: control químico, métodos alternativos, resistencia varietal y mezclas de cultivos. Finalmente, el grupo de asistentes trabajó en pequeños grupos para contribuir con sus conocimientos y experiencias. Discutieron los factores no biológicos del manejo de la roya en la región y cómo interactúan entre ellos, para ver las posibilidades reales que existen en la región para reducir el uso de fungicidas.
Public material from the meeting. Some material are in local language.
Breve presentacion proyecto / N. Arias
Casos de Estudio Europeos / J. Joaquim y V. Holzer
Caso de estudio en Navarra / J. Lezaún
Situación Roya Europa e implicaciones en España / J. Rodriguez
Control Quimico / J. Zuñiga
Metodos_alternativos / J. Zuñiga y N. Arias
Implicación varietal / J. Goñi
Mezclas de variedades / J.Goñi
Conclusiones / Isabel Gárriz Ezpeleta
Roadmap including goals, time plan, activities and responsibilities until next years workshop
Time: August 3, 2021
Place: Olite (Navarra) and online
Topics and presenters: Physical workshop and online
INTIA held in Olite a workshop to present the results of experimentation in the 20/21 campaign in extensive winter crops. This workshop has been attended by managers, governing boards, representatives of member cooperatives and farmers. The Minister of Rural Development and the Environment, Itziar Gómez, has been in charge of opening this meeting that has also served to advance a series of technical recommendations aimed at the sector that will soon begin to prepare its next campaign. INTIA technicians highlighed the usefulness of yellow rust monitoring through the Crowdsource App Rust survey developed in the framework of Rustwatch Project. This platform is considered really important to avoid unnecessary fungicidal treatments in varieties that have barely developed the disease.
Public material from the meeting. Some material are in local language.
Experimentation results video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vFLbX_Td8zU
Video- Youtube IPM results: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=45nhXbuIS14
Balance de la campaña. Resultados provisionales. Presentación del ponente: Julio Álvarez. INTIA
Resultados de enfermedades y recomendaciones 21/22. Presentación del ponente: Jesús Zúñiga INTIA
El fósforo en los cereales. Presentación del ponente: José Javier Torrecilla INTIA
El Vallico en los cereales y otros cultivos. Presentación de la ponente: Irache Garnica INTIA
Resultados Variedades de Cultivos Extensivos y recomendaciones 20/21: Presentación de la ponente: Amaia Caballero INTIA
Farmers – survey:
Rust control: INTIA invites farmers from Navarra to participate in a survey
When answering this survey encuesta, your decisions regarding rust control will be taken into account in a European report that will be published with the results from other countries. The European project Rustwatch "Early warning system for wheat rust" is very interested in knowing the direct opinion of farmers in Europe about the factors that most influence them in the decision to choose the method of control of rust in wheat. INTIA, as a partner in this European project, invites farmers in Navarra to participate in the survey.
Web press release:
INTIA Press release after the workshop
Navarra Goverment Press release after the workshop
https://twitter.com/IntiaSa/status/1425376454691459074
Video- Youtube: https://youtube.com/watch?v=WnaxvTVcSqw
Video- Youtube IPM results: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=45nhXbuIS14