This report assesses current and emerging crop protection practices in Europe, proposing policy options to enable sustainable farming while ensuring food production, preserving biodiversity, and supporting farmers' incomes.
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| Report location: | source |
| Language: | English |
| Publisher: | Panel for the Future of Science and Technology |
| Publication date: | February 16, 2021 |
| Authors: | Johan Bremmer, Machiel Reinders, Marleen Riemens |
| Time horizon: | 2100 |
| Geographic focus: | European Union, Europe |
| Page count: | 247 |
The research method involved reviewing current and emerging crop protection practices, assessing their impact on agricultural policy objectives, and conducting a societal assessment to understand stakeholder interests. Policy options were then proposed based on these findings.
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The report evaluates crop protection practices in Europe, considering their sustainability, impact on food security, and alignment with agricultural policy objectives. It examines stakeholders' interests and proposes policy options to advance future crop protection, emphasizing the need for a systemic approach that harmonizes with related policies such as phytosanitary measures, supply chains, and international trade. The report suggests that continuous development of crop protection practices can enhance European agriculture, provided they align with stakeholder interests and broader policy areas.
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Categories: 2021 publication year | 2100 time horizon | 2100s time horizon | English publication language | Europe geographic scope | agriculture | biodiversity | crop production system | crop protection | european union geographic scope | food security | international trade | phytosanitary policy | policy options | stakeholder interests | supply chain | sustainable farming