Search Results - "Le Grusse, P"

Exploring regional irrigation water demand using typologies of farms and production units: An example from Tunisia by Poussin, J.C., Imache, A., Beji, R., Le Grusse, P., Benmihoub, A.

“…Most methods used to predict irrigation water consumption at a regional scale are based on biophysical models and cropping patterns. Their aim is to provide…”
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OptiPhy, a technical-economic optimisation model for improving the management of plant protection practices in agriculture: a decision-support tool for controlling the toxicity risks related to pesticides by MGHIRBI, Oussama, LE GRUSSE, Philippe, FABRE, Jacques, MANDART, Elisabeth, BORD, Jean-Paul

“…The health, environmental and socio-economic issues related to the massive use of plant protection products are a concern for all the stakeholders involved in…”
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Efficient water use for high quality vegetables through the environmentally sound hydroponic production 'ECOPONICS' by Schnitzler, W.H, Truggelmann, L, Toth, A, Woitke, M, Tuzel, Y, Tuzel, H, Hanafi, A, Jaquet, F, Le Grusse, P, Junge, H, Giuffrida, F, Leonardi, C, Wadid Awad, M.M, El-Behairy, Fort, F, Codron, J.M

“…The paper introduces an EU-research project (ECOPONICS, ICA3-CT-2002-10020) within the 5th Framework Programme (INCO-MED) that has been designed to improve the…”
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SimPhy: a simulation game to lessen the impact of phytosanitaries on health and the environment—the case of Merja Zerga in Morocco by Ayadi, H, Le Bars, M, Le Grusse, Ph, Mandart, E, Fabre, J, Bouaziz, A, Bord, J. P

“…Diffuse phytosanitary pollution is a complex phenomenon to manage. Reducing this type of pollution is one of today’s key socio-economic and environmental…”
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Indicators and framework for analysing the technical and economic performance of irrigation systems at farm level by Le Grusse, Ph, Mailhol, J.C, Bouaziz, A, Zairi, A, Raki, M, Chabaca, M, Djebbara, M, Ruelle, P

“…In North African countries, irrigation considerably increases production. Given the run-down condition of irrigation equipment, the rehabilitation and…”
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