Enhancing crop resilience and productivity
Integrated Crop Management (ICM) is a framework to optimise agricultural production by balancing environmental, economic, and social sustainability. By integrating advanced crop protection strategies, such as biological control, precision agriculture, soil management, and crop diversity, ICM reduces dependency on chemical inputs while enhancing crop resilience and productivity. Or to put it in another way: ICM helps to grow healthy crops using sustainable methods and crop protection products while running a profitable business. Curious about our perspective on crop protection products within the ICM approach? Click here.
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Wageningen University & Research is a global leader in Integrated Crop Management (ICM). With extensive expertise in plant sciences, soil health, and sustainable pest management, WUR provides innovative solutions that balance productivity and environmental sustainability. Our interdisciplinary approach and cutting-edge research ensure that we are at the forefront of developing sustainable agricultural practices for a resilient food system.
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Crop management is at the heart of modern agriculture, directly influencing productivity, sustainability, and food security. However, farmers face numerous challenges, including unpredictable weather patterns, soil degradation, pest infestations, and limited access to advanced technology. Effective crop management involves a delicate balance between optimizing resources like water and nutrients, while minimizing environmental impact. From precision farming to organic practices, the methods are diverse, but all aim to maximize yields and maintain soil health. In this issue, we explore the latest strategies, innovations, and the persistent challenges that define the future of crop management.