Herbivore farming: the contribution of biodiversity, from soils to territories.

Herbivore farming: the contribution of biodiversity, from soils to territories.

Inrae, Agreenium, GIS avenir élevages, PEPR Agroécologie et numérique and Institut Agro de Rennes Angers have organized a day to update knowledge and feedback on the trajectories of agroecological livestock farms that make the most of wild and domestic biodiversity and the interactions between them.

Development of agro-ecological practices is essential to adapt agri-food systems to climate change and its hazards, and to mitigate their environmental impact. Biodiversity has been identified as a key factor in the sustainability of farming systems in their environmental ecosystems, combining the genetic diversity of domestic species with that of wild species. This Carrefour de l'Innovation present results on domestic biodiversity in herbivore farming and the environmental biodiversity impacted and mobilized, from the scale of soils to that of territories.

Introduction (Alessia Lefebure - Director of Institut Agro Rennes-Angers - replay -  Claire Rogel-Gaillard - Deputy Scientific Director Agriculture Inrae -replay -  René Baumont Inrae and Gis Avenir élevages - replay )

Scientific context Scientific Director Environment - Inrae - Thierry Caquet - replay

Biodiversity :  a source of production, quality and sustainability

Design of self-sufficient animal feeding systems valorizing plant and animal biodiversity in humid tropical zones - UR ASSET - Harry Archimède - replay
Relationship between floristic diversity of grasslands and their productive performance and carbon storage capacity - URP3F - Gaetan Louarn - replay
OasYs: an experimental system to design and evaluate an agroecological dairy cattle system adapted to climate change - UE Ferlus - Sandra Novak - replay
Genetic resources for regenerating breeding diversity - UR GABI - Alicia Jacques - replay -
Questions/Answers - replay

Livestock farming :  source of biodiversity

Grazing and biodiversity in Massif Central PDO areas - UMR Herbivores -
Bertrand Dumont - replay
Crop-livestock recoupling - AgroParisTech - Etienne Verrier - replay
Marshlands, the role of grazing in maintaining them and their upkeep - Université de Caen - Servanne Lemauviel Lavenant - replay
Meadows of the Brouage marsh: a resource for livestock farming and biodiversity - UE Saint Laurent de la Prée - Eric  Kerneis - replay
Livestock systems and biodiversity: from antogonisms to synergies - UMR BAGAP - Gilles Martel - replay -
Questions , answers -  replay

Evaluation and measurement of livestock performance according to biodiversity levels

Environmental performance of livestock farms promoting biodiversity - UMR SAS - Hayo van Der Werf - replay
Gis Avenir élevages et Grandes cultures - study on biodiversity assessment - UMR SAS - Joel Aubin - replay -
questions, answers - replay

Work by students from Institut Agro Angers-Rennes - Justine Faure & Maylis Duminil - replay

 

Biodiversity and animal health

Praidiv: producing new references on the health potential of grasslands for animals and practices for using them - ESA Angers - Sébastien Couvreur - replay
Biodiversity and emerging diseases - IRD - Jean-François Guegan - replay
Gut microbiota resilience in grazing horses - UMR IHAP - Nuria Mach - replay -
Questions, answers - replay

Obstacles and levers for changing practices - replay

round table moderated by Christian Huyghe - Scientific Director for Agriculture with : Marie-Bénedicte Peyrat - French Ministry of Agriculture, René Baumont - Gis Avenir Elevages, Frédéric Signoret - Paysans de nature, Justine Faure - Institut Agro Rennes Angers, Geneviève Aubin-Houzelstein - CNR BEA).

The European project Grazing4Agroecologie - General Manager Center for grasslands, Germany - Arno Krause - replay

 

Conclusion - Christian huyghe, Scientific Director Agriculture Inrae - replay