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Infrastructures and tools adapted to open-field phenotyping

AgroPhen includes :

• 80 hectares of field crops with a potential of 6,000 microparcels (wheat, sunflower, soya, sorghum, maize, peas, faba beans...) on the plain, at the gateway to the Lauragais region.
• Characterised plots (soil type, GIS mapping)
• 3,000m² of facilities for field experimentation, including a shared technology hall
• Complete on-site meteorological monitoring for over 50 years
• A parcel management information system and a decision support tool for the management of technical routes
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• Agricultural equipment specifically adapted for experiments (GPS guidance and triggering):
  • 6 GPS-guided tractors
  • 3 seed drills for GPS triggered micro-parcels
  • 1 microchip harvester with sample collection

• Innovative phenotyping equipment :
  • 1 8-tonne Phenomobile robot (more information) (visible and multispectral imaging, LiDAR)
  • 1 UAV system (visible and multispectral imaging)
  • 1 set of soil sensors and data acquisition units to monitor growing conditions.