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Financement de l’UE (7 000 000 €) : Des outils de gestion génomique pour optimiser la résilience et l’efficacité Hor22/05/2017 Programme de recherche et d'innovation de l'UE « Horizon »

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Des outils de gestion génomique pour optimiser la résilience et l’efficacité

The objective of GenTORE is to develop innovative genome-enabled selection and management tools to optimise cattle resilience and efficiency (R&E) in widely varying environments. These tools, incorporating both genetic and non-genetic variables, will be applicable across the full range of systems (beef, milk and mixed), and will thereby increase the economic, environmental and social sustainability of European cattle meat and milk production systems. To achieve this, GenTORE brings together: 1) multidisciplinary scientific expertise in genomics, environmental assessment, nutritional physiology, health management, precision livestock farming, mathematical modelling, and socio-economics; 2) partners and stakeholders representing breeding organisations, farm technology companies, farm and veterinary advisory services, and farm sectors (organic, grazing, etc.); and 3) a unique data basis including >1 million genotypes. This multi-actor team will develop tools for: multi-breed selection for R&E, characterisation of diverse farm environments, large-scale phenotyping of R&E using on-farm technology, on-farm management of breeding and culling decisions, and predicting the consequences for farm resilience of changing breeding and management. These tools are designed to be applicable under commercial conditions at the end of the project. They will allow increased use of the genomic diversity in cattle breeds, e.g. use of selective cross-breeding to best exploit the local production environment. They will also allow farm managers, their advisors, and policy-makers, to assess the relative importance of breeding for animal resilience vs breeding for efficiency, with respect to system resilience. As such GenTORE will not only enable the use of genomic information to facilitate predictive biology of efficiency- and resilience-related traits, but will also increase resilience of livestock production in the face of current and future challenges of climate change and food security.


Aarhus Universitet 542 500 €
ASS de la Ferme Experimentale 0,00 €
Bayerische Landesanstalt FUR Landwirtschaft 495 236 €
Centre d'Elevage de Poisy Lucien Biset 0,00 €
Centro de Investigacion y Tecnologia Agroalimentaria de Aragon 239 168 €
Chambre Regionale d'Agriculture de Bretagne 0,00 €
Eliance 165 063 €
European Forum OF Farm Animal Breeders 194 565 €
Federazione Europea Di Zootecnica 81 236 €
Ferm'Inov 0,00 €
Forschungsinstitut FUR Biologischen Landbau FiBL 0,00 €
Fundacja Imienia Stanislawa Karlowskiego 92 500 €
Inrae Transfert SAS 260 000 €
Institut de l'Elevage 364 750 €
Institut National de Recherche Pour l'Agriculture, l'Alimentation et l'Environnement 1 028 501 €
NEW Medria 82 401 €
Noldus Information Technology B.V. 311 875 €
Raft Solutions Ltd. 408 478 €
Sàrl Ferme Experimentale de Thorigne d'Anjou 0,00 €
Sruc 499 803 €
Stichting Wageningen Research 873 741 €
Sveriges Lantbruksuniversitet 301 034 €
Teagasc - Agriculture and Food Development Authority 375 000 €
Universidad de Lleida 135 000 €
Universita Degli Studi Di Padova 394 150 €
VikingGenetics F.M.B.A. 155 000 €

https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/727213

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