Traduction de «Examen de nouvelles variétés » (Français → Anglais) :

control of new varieties | variety testing

International Association of Breeders for the Protection of New Varieties

new grain variety

Meeting on the Creation of Genetic Markers for New Drug-Free Monoecious Commercial Varieties of Hemp

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reconsideration

In each case, the applicant shall provide at least analysis on proximates (including moisture and total ash), key macro- and micro-nutrients, anti-nutritional compounds, natural toxins, and already identified allergens, as well as other secondary plant metabolites characteristic for specific crop plant species, as referred to in the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) consensus documents on compositional considerations for new plant varieties (OECD consensus documents) .

Recognises the need to maintain and use genetic resources for long-term food security and to broaden the genetic base of modern plant and animal breeding programmes; recognises that organic farms face a shortage of new varieties that are resistant to pests and diseases and which could be cultivated without the use of plant protection products; supports the concept of access and benefit sharing, but urges implementation of the Nagoya Protocol, under Regulation (EU) No 511/2014, and Implementing Regulation (EU) 2015/1866, so that breeders are not deterred by the complexity and cost arising from using wild material to introduce new traits ...[+++] such as pest and disease resistance, nutritional quality and environmental resilience; notes that this should be done without disempowering rural communities that have stewarded species and bred varieties throughout the years.

Takes the view that EU regulation should enable farmers and breeders to make the best use of such genetic resources to safeguard biodiversity and innovation in developing new varieties; stresses that EU regulations should always aim not to undermine such innovative processes by putting an unnecessary administrative burden on breeders and farmers.

A review of the current licensing process for new varieties will be important to ensure that in a competitive continental market, farmers have access to high yielding varieties and are able to grow the varieties required by specific customers, especially those in the U.S.