Withdrawal of active ingredients in phytosanitary products

The Grenelle environment comitee considers the withdrawal of certain active ingredients in the manufacturing of phytosanitary products. This brings us to anticipate these changes in order to rethink treatment methods

I propose here a different approach.

Within vineyard protection, alternative methods present a techical and economical interest based on the basic nutritional needs of cryptogamic diseases by creating a nutritional barrier in the organic matter transforming agents chain.

Thanks to the bactericide synergy of plant extracts, the cryptogramic bacterial growth is slown down by lack of food cells transported by sap by means of anabolism catalyst, plant extracts ensure plant protection all the way through the vine vegetation cycle. Depending on vines regions where plant sensitivity is different, we will bring a protection protocol adapted to climate and multiple external agressions. The alternation of sprayings and powderings during the cycle makes up for potential resistance

The use of new generation active ingredients brings a solution to the decrease of Cu quantities per Ha used.An annual program under an oceanic climate does not exceed 3Kgs.

Concious of the importance of reducing wastewater , our main research objective is the environment protection