Testing of some chosen brassicacae insect pests susceptibility to
insecticides
Coordinator:AGRITEC, výzkum, šlechtění a
služby, s.r.o.
Investigator:Kolařík Pavel Ing.
Supported by: Ministry of Agriculture of the Czech
Republic
Time of solving:2012 – 2016
Summary: The main object of the project is to evaluate an
occurrence of pollen beetles´ resistance to insecticides in the Czech Republic
for the State Phytosanitary Administration needs. On the base of large sampling
activities the MELIAE subpopulations coming from all regions of the Czech
republic will be tested on susceptibility to chosen pyrethroids (taufluvalinate,
byfenthrin, cypermethrin), neonicotinoids (thiacloprid, acetamiprid),
organophosphates (chlorpyrifos, pirimiphos-methyl) and to some new perspective
active ingredients (pymetrozine, indoxacarb, spinosyny) to be stated baseline
sensitivities to the insecticides, significant shifts in susceptibilities to the
insecticides and differences in susceptibilities to the insecticides in the
various regions of the Czech Republic. The main receiver of the results of the
project will be the State Phytosanitary Administration of the Czech Republic in
order to be able more quickly and more precisely adjust its recommedations and
regulations related primarily with antiresistant strategies aiming to farmer
practice.
Establishment and management of pond dykes growths with respect to
their utilisation
Coordinator: Mendel University in Brno
Investigator: Mgr. Tomáš Vymyslický
Supported by: Ministry of Agriculture of the Czech
Republic
Time of solving: 2012–2016
Summary: This project supposes the elimination of soil
erosion and the decrease of biodiversity of permanent grasslands on ponds dykes.
One of the factors stabilising the soil surface is the vegetation cover and its
root system, which leads to the improvement of structural conditions of the soil
and the soil retention capacity. Within this project attention is devoted to
diversity of pond dykes, including its crowns. Their vegetation, possibilities
of improvement the stands on dykes by additional sowing, the possibilities of
biomass harvest with respect to slopes and trees growing on the dykes are
studied. Important aspect will be the utilisation of harvested biomass to
harmonise the C:N ratio and utilisation in fish and water birds feeding. The
second aspect should be the minimisation of biomass production and decrease of
the management needs. All will be considered with respect to strengthening of
the dykes against erosion and with respect to protection of population against
floods. The main aim of the project is to propose technical measures,
mechanisation devices and technological lines for dyke treatments. Relevant
solutions will be based on the ways of grasslands management on dykes and on the
choice of proper composition of grasslands with respect to the soil
conditions.
Sustainable and innovative use of waste from grape and fruit
processing
Coordinator: Institute for Forage Crops, Ltd. Kruševac,
Serbia
Investigator: Mgr. Tomáš Vymyslický
Supported by: Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports of
the Czech Republic
Time of solving: 2012–2015
Summary: The aim of the project is to ensure ecologically
and economically acceptable ways of disposal of waste from wine and fruit juice
processing by the processes of ensiling and composting. The main part of the
project will verify the influence of composts made with the use of waste from
wine and fruit juice processing on soil environment, plant growth and
development. New composts will be tested in anti erosion protection of the soil
and during restoration processes (vineyards, permanent grasslands, road slopes
and dumps). Importance of the soil protection against erosion increases due to
the fact that in the last 10 years many areas of the Czech Republic and
Europe have faced to large and more frequent floods. The possibilities of good
realization of the composts made from waste from wine and fruit juice processing
on the market is very probably. We are coming out from the prerequisites that
production costs of the composts from tested wastes will be low and in addition
the composts will contribute to sustainable use of these organic wastes. Silage
preparation will be focused on obtaining the animal feed with high content of
nutritionally valuable elements and the high quality.
Effect of soil degradation on complex soil properties including
conservation measures for restoration soil agroecological function
Coordinator: Vysoké učení technické v Brně
Investigator: Ing. Bartlová Jaroslava
Supported by: Ministry of Agriculture of the Czech
Republic
Time of solving: 2012 – 2016
Summary: The project is focused on determination effect
of soil erosion on soil properties during application of conventional farming
and elaboration and verification of new conservation methodes and measures for
increasing and restoration soil agroecological function.The aim of the project
include application of research issues as a source for legistation change,
subsidy process and new metodology for conservation measures in the process of
Land consolidation.
Agronomic measures to a reduction of water erosion on arable land
with utilization of organic matter plough down
Coordinator: Výzkumný ústav zemědělské techniky,
v.v.i.
Investigator: Badalíková Barbora, Ing.
Supported by: Ministry of Agriculture of the Czech
Republic
Time of solving: 2012 – 2016
Summary: Project will solve complex remedy of soil
protection technologies in the course of soil cultivation, which serve to
protection of surface and underground waters as well as technological (manure
application) and agricultural practices to an increase of topsoil infiltration
ability and the elaborated principles publish in form of verified technology in
selected agricultural enterprises.
Innovate the system of quality of feeds evaluation with the emphasis
on the new national system implementation
Coordinator: Agricultural Research Ltd.
Investigator: Nedělník Jan RNDr. Ph.D.
Supported by: Ministry of Agriculture of the Czech
Republic
Time of solving: 2012 – 2015
Summary: On the base of current knowledges, chemical
analyses of maize hybrids and the results of digestibility determinations the
new system of maize silage hybrids evaluation will be developed. This system
will take into account a variability of natural conditions in various cropping
areas. The methodical and analytical procedures will be optimized for the
purpose of optimal using of these ones in parameters quality evaluation. The
maize silage hybrids will be evaluated in the areas of VÚP Troubsko and Praha
Uhříněves. Next sites will be chosen with the cooperation of Svaz chovatelů
českého strakatého skotu. The aim of project is to develop of independent
system of maize silage hybrids evaluation which are accessible on Czech
market.
Study of methods and crop management practices for seed yield of
selected grass, legumes and intercrop species and quality increasing in organic
agriculture
Coordinator: Oseva PRO Ltd., Grassland Research Station,
Rožnov – Zubří
Investigator: Ing. Jan Pelikán, CSc.
Supported by: Ministry of Agriculture of the Czech
Republic, 101C167
Time of solving: 2010 – 2014
Summary: The project concentrates on some important
problems in organic grass, legumes and intercops seed growing. The main goals
are: new wals of establishing of seed stands and thein protection against
difficult Leeds, pests and diseases (including searching for sources of
resistence to stem rust in perennial ryegrass). The solving can bring the new
and interesting knowledge not only for the organic farmers, but non-chemical
crop management will be available for conventional grass, legumes and intercops
seed growers too.
The main project aim is to evaluate an influence of microfungi and
some of their secondary metabolites occurence of feed (maize and grass sillages)
quality
Coordinator : Research Institute for Fodder Crops, Ltd.
Troubsko
Investigator : RNDr. Jan Nedělník, PhD.
Supported by: Ministry of Agriculture of the Czech
Republic
Time of solving: 2007–11
Protection innovation of safflower (Carthamus tinctorius L.) against
account fungal pathogen
Coordinator :
Investigator : RNDr. Jan Hofbauer, CSc.
Supported by:
Time of solving:
Summary: As a result of the project is finding the
patogens spectrum on safflower in the Czech Republic, with more emphasis on
Ramularia carthami.Diagnosis of fungal patogens and suggestion of technology of
protections against patogens of safflower
Testing of new accesses to stem weevils (C. pallidactylus and C.
napi) control in oil seed rape based on more precise monitoring of their
occurrence and behaviour and testing of Meligethes aeneus subpopulations to
pyrethroid resistance
Coordinator : Agritec Šumperk
Investigator : doc. ing. Jiří Rotrekl, CSc.
Supported by: Ministry of Agriculture of the Czech
Republic
Time of solving:
Summary:
The project is aimed at an innovation of plant protection methods of
oilseed rape to stem weevils, Ceutorhynchus pallidactylus, Ceutorhynchus napi
and at detection of occurrence of pyrethroid resistant Meligethes aeneus (sub)
populations in the Czech Republic. On the base of stem weevils monitoring within
the whole Czech Republic the important information for delimitation of locations
with clear and long-lasting predomination of C. pallidactylus over C. napi will
be obtained. The new methodics of oilseed rape protection just to C.
pallidactylus will be elaborated. The methodics will be built up on the results
of detailed bionomic studies of the species. The results of residual effects of
insecticidal applications (primarily targeted to C. pallidactylus) on Meligethes
aeneus will be a component part of the methodical access too. The findings of
occurrence of pyrethroid resistant Meligethes aeneus (sub)populations within the
Czech Republic will contribute to a knowledge store mapping insecticide
resistance situation not only in the Czech Republic but also in the whole
Europe.
Interactions of insect biodiversity in an landscape with various
methods of agricultural land use and technologies with respect to pests of
grasses and alfalfa and their bioregulators.
Coordinator : OSEVA PRO
Investigator : doc. ing. Jiří Rotrekl, CSc.
Supported by: Ministry of Agriculture of the Czech
Republic
Time of solving:
Summary:
Biodiversity of both agricultural land and adjacent areas is strongly
influenced by both management methods and technologies used. Agrobiodiversity
(both planned and associated) has many specific functions beside production. We
strongly stress the ecological, environmental and production services produced
by associated biodiversity for productive and and sustainable agriculture. In
the main focus of our interests are pests (including vectors of diseases) and
their bioregulators. The following hypothesis will be evaluated: associated
biodiversity may serve as an indicator of the overall influence of technologies
used on biodiversity as a whole.
Recently, management strategies of European agriculture is changing as
well as land use patterns. These changes are partly influenced by transition
from central planned economies and collective land tenure to decentralized
agriculture and private land tenure in East and Central Europe and partly by CAP
leading to direct payments to those fulfilling criteria of agroenvironmental
policies if EU.
In the Czech republic, these changes result in implementation of
relativelly new technologies (conservation tillage, mulching, ecological
agriculture) and creation of new habitats (spontaneous fallows).
Evaluation of soil degradation as effected by anthropogenic
activities in connection with crops cultivation
Coordinator : Research Institute for Fodder Crops, Ltd.
Troubsko
Investigator : Ing. Barbora Badalíková
Supported by: Ministry of Agriculture of the Czech
Republic
Time of solving: 2007–2011
Summary:
The project is aimed at soil degradation changes in spring barley growth
under different types of management regimes. It will be evaluated change of soil
physical, chemical and biological properties that influence the nutrient
availability and quality of production. Possibilities for the elimination of
soil degradation processes and the influence between land use and soil
adaptability under differing agroecological conditions will be investigated in
connection with growth of crops.
Optimization of water regime in landscape and increasing of its
retention ability through application of compost from biologically degradable
waste on arable land and permanent grassland
Coordinator : Research Institute ofAgricultural
Engineering Prague
Investigator : Ing. Barbora Badalíková
Supported by: Ministry of Agriculture of the Czech
Republic
Time of solving: 2008–12
Summary:
The organic matter decrease in soil and excessive soil loading with farm
mechanization leads to the soil structure degradation and consequently to water
regime failure in soil. By means of controlled composting it is possible to
produce organic matter (compost) usable for soil physical and hydro physical
properties improvement. In selected soil- climatic areas there will be
established semi- operational trials with aim to verify the compost impact on
deficiency soil using model treatment of graded compost portion and simplified
crop circulation. There will be experiments on arable soil and by permanent
grassland rehabilitation. There also will be investigated compost effect on soil
hydrophysical properties and its influence on soil water infiltration.
Technical facilities for harvest and processing grapevine
woods
Coordinator : Mendel Agricultural and Forestry University
in Brno
Investigator : Ing. Barbora Badalíková
Supported by: Ministry of Agriculture of the Czech
Republic
Time of solving: 2008–12
Summary:
The project solves the elimination and next utilization of clip off of
grapevine wood from vineyards to energy effects in technological line with
collection whole grapevine woods and also in line collection and contemporary
output of wood chips.
Research and inovation of the methods of an integrated plant management of the pea (Pisum sativum L.) against the chosen insect pests (project No. 1B44008)
| Coordinator: | AGRITEC, Research, Breeding & Services, Ltd. Šumperk |
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| Investigator: | Doc. Ing. Jiří Rotrekl, CSc. |
| Supported by: | Ministry of Agriculture of the Czech Republic |
| Time of solving: | 2004–2008 |
Summary:
The basis of the project are current problems of pea (Pisum sativumL.)
protection against some important pest insects, whose importance has increased
during the several last years or the methods of controlling them are not
developed. The benefit from the results of the project for agricultural practice
should be formulation of a complex methodological approach towards pea (Pisum
sativum L.) protection against Bruchus pisorum L. and other chosen insect pests
(Cydia nigricana F., Thysanoptera) occurring in and infesting the pea
practically at the same time. The other part of the project concerns the
evaluation of the effect of the insecticidal coating of pea seeds on reducing
pea damage by pea leaf weevils (Sitonaspp.) and on increasing yield
parameters.
Bumblebees as an active element of te enviroment biodiversity (project No. 2B06007)
| Coordinator: | Czech Academy of Science |
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| Investigator: | Mgr. Olga Komzáková |
| Supported by: | Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports of the Czech Republic |
| Time of solving: | 2006–2011 |
Summary: The aim of project is to complete missing information of the occurence of the bumblebee species in our territory and to obtain more knowledge on the biology, comunication taxonomy and ecology of bumblebees. This knowledge is crutial for protection of diversity of the indispensable plant pollinators. This project should contribut to extension of knowledge of the biological cycle of Bombus terrestris in the laboratory conditions, to bring information about occurence of Bombus cryptarum and Bombus magnusin the Czech Republic, to give methodical recomendation to producers of the bumblebees hives for comercial pollination leading to the succesful breeding of the local bumblebees, to get to know the bionomy of the moth Aphomia sociella and to offer the way of the bumblebees protection against this parasite. The Research Institute for Fodder Crops solve the problems regarding the influence of the food quality on overwintering of queens and the changes in the quantity of their lipids and glycogen. Furthermore we occupy ourself with determination of the problematic species of genus Bombus with using of molecular methods within this project.
National programme of conservation and utilization of plant genetic resources and agro-biodiversity
| Coordinator: | Research Institute of Crop Production, Praha-Ruzyně |
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| Investigator: | Ing. Jan Pelikán, CSc. |
| Supported by: | Ministry of Agriculture of the Czech Republic |
| Time of solving: | 2006–2011 |
Summary: Within the framework of the research project „National Programme on Conservation and Utilization of Plant Genetic Resources and Agro-biodiversity“ the sub-stage „Gene-pool of leguminous fodder plants“ is solved. The main aim of this project is collecting, testing and describing of leguminous species according to available descriptors. Available varieties, ecotypes and wild forms are collected, sown, tested and described. Among the tested and described species are Medicago sativa, Medicago spp., Trifolium pratense, T. repens, Trifolium spp. and other fodder crops. Also meadow species, some wild-growing endangered species and rare weed species are collected. All the seed samples are preserved in the national gene bank in the Research Institute of Plant Production in Praha-Ruzyně and they are used in the joint projects.
The optimization of both agricultural and river landscape in the Czech Republic with an emphasis on the biodiversity process (project No. 2B06101)
| Coordinator: | Palacky University Olomouc |
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| Investigator: | Ing. Jaromír Procházka, CSc. |
| Supported by: | Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports of the Czech Republic |
| Time of solving: | 2006–2011 |
Summary: To determine the condition and use of representative cultural landscapes in the Czech Republic, to define their negative impacts, to propose remedial measures which enable the increase of ecological stability and create conditions for enhancing biodiversity are the main aims of the project. . The special aim for our Institute is to optimize farming systems both in agricultural and river land from the wiewpoint of increasing biodiversity and soil and water protection.