Online pest control decision-making tool pubslihed

Developed as part Work Package 1 of the NovIGRain project, this online decision-support tool helps grain protection stakeholders find the best pest control strategies for their individual situations. By answering a series of targeted questions, users are guided toward the most relevant action pathway. The tool then delivers tailored advice, complete with detailed reasoning, operational checks, […]

NEWSLETTER: 4 UPDATES ABOUT THE NOVIGRAIN PROJECT

Successful Regional Conferences and Demo Tours in Belgium and Hungary On 31 March and 16 April, the novIGRain project successfully organised two regional conferences and demonstration tours, bringing together project partners, researchers, industry stakeholders and practitioners to share knowledge and showcase project developments. The first event took place in Belgium and was hosted by project […]

Regional conferences and demo tours: register now!

As we are now entering the final year of our project, we are pleased to invite you to the novIGRain regional conferences and demo tours. During two regional events, we will share our project results. Each event consists of two complementary parts: Regional Conference The regional conference will present the key results and outcomes of the novIGRain […]

Looking back to 2023 and plans for 2024

CO-CREATION WORKSHOPS In the second half of 2023 we organized the 2nd series of co-creation workshops for grain storage stakeholders. We started with two online workshops, the third one took place at the Babolna bio headquarters in Budapest. These sessions embraced an interactive format, combining the dissemination of project results made so far along with […]

NovIGRain project reveals presence of a new invasive storage beetle species in Slovakia

The EU project novIGRain (HORIZON2020) has revealed a new record for the invasive storage tenebrionid beetle species Cynaeus angustus (LeConte, 1851) in Slovakia. This can be considered an unexpected side benefit of the novIGRain (HORIZON2020) project. The newly recorded species Cynaeus angustus was found in a sample of grains from a grain store, in addition […]