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WODR Physical Infrastructure
Wielkopolska Agricultural Advisory Center in Poznań (WODR)
Country
Poland

WODR is a public organisation running directly under the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development. Its role is to improve the level of agricultural incomes and improve the market competitiveness of farms, to support the sustainable development in rural areas, as well as to raise the level of professional skills of farmers and other inhabitants in rural areas. WODR is also responsible for promoting and disseminating the innovative services in agriculture. WODR has a good experience in implementing projects related to the development of agriculture and digitalisation. It participates in many European projects (financed by RDP, Horizon 2020, Horizon Europe, and Digital Europe). WODR is also a leader of digitalisation of agriculture advisory in Poland. It’s a leader of a flagship ICT project called eDWIN, an established Polish advisory digital platform.​ WODR has its own test facility located in Sielinko (70 km from Poznań), where on the surface of over 70 ha of experimental fields, apiaries (beehives), and an animal and agricultural technology demonstration centre are situated. In particular, Sielinko is equipped with a control station for field and orchard sprayers, cold pressing of oil training and services, and collection of energy plants. There is also an area of approximately 3 ha where the latest varieties of crop plants, including those from the list of recommended varieties, are cultivated.​ Facilities used in the project: - WODR land facility in Sielinko - WODR bridge sprinkler ​

Infrastructure
Vinnopole Sud Ouest
Institut Francais de la Vigne et du Vin (IFV)
Country
France

The southwest centre of the IFV is located in the Gaillac vineyard. Also known as V'Innopole Sud-Ouest, it is a modern complex built in 2003, including a mini-vinification cellar (400 vintages per year), a vinification cellar with a larger capacity (vat room of 30 to 50 hl), a 130 m² laboratory, and a 15-hectare vineyard dedicated to experimentation. This state-of-the-art equipment makes it possible to carry out specific studies to design and test innovations. Our technology halls contain all the tools for wine processing. In our workshop we can store up to four robots. Our 15-hectare vineyard can support a great variety of experimentations with robots, sensors, soil mapping, and so on. These facilities are a powerful technology transfer tool and allow the implementation of tests of new equipment or new processes intended for the progress of wine companies in the Southwest. Labelled DigiFerme® since 2018, the V'Innopole Sud-Ouest is part of the logic of "farm labs," open and collaborative for the implementation of "digital management" of production by combining existing tools and techniques. - the development of digital tools that are directly operational on farms - testing tools and prototypes offered by external companies - the Ideas Incubator, offering digital innovation players an open, collaborative, and relevant "playground" to refine their concepts. Our main missions are as follows: - Engineering: we develop and obtain technical references adapted to modern viticulture with a 4- to 5-year anticipation to meet the expectations of tomorrow's winegrowers. - Technology transfer centre: we work with fundamental research centres in Toulouse and abroad. - Connection to the IFV national network for each subject of study.