Consultez le programme. For more information. Pour consulter le programme : veuillez cliquer ici. Thursday 18 April took place on the premises of the IUT d'Avignon University , the advertising film festival on the theme of : "the food of tomorrow A dozen advertising spots, created by second-year students from the Marketing Techniques were broadcast to an audience of students from the TC department as well as the teaching team.
This action was an opportunity for 1st year students from the TC department to learn from their elders. We would like to extend our warmest thanks to the teaching team for this wonderful support for the students of the TC department I'd like to thank them all for their support and motivation throughout their career.
The decline in biodiversity in agro-ecosystems is largely attributed to the rise of modern agriculture. The main causes are the destruction of semi-natural structures, the extension of the size of agricultural plots and the intensive use of inputs.
Arthropods play an important role in enhancing essential ecosystem services such as pest regulation and pollination. Vegetation is a key factor in encouraging their presence.
Plants provide crucial food resources and habitats for arthropods. To encourage these organisms in agro-ecosystems and restore the associated ecological functions, practices such as the introduction of semi-natural structures are relevant. In permanent crops such as vineyards, such structures can be set up within the plots. In the Mediterranean region, vineyard inter-row management often involves eliminating uncultivated vegetation for reasons of water competition and to control plant species considered harmful.
