Research funding for agriculture and the food industry (FFL/JA)
About the project
The Smart_IPM project addresses the challenge of excessive pesticide use in Norwegian strawberry production, which not only harms non-target organisms but also contributes to environmental degradation and pesticide residue concerns.
The project seeks to mitigate these issues by integrating advanced imaging technologies with artificial intelligence to enable precise pest detection and management. This non-invasive approach facilitates early identification of pest infestations and supports targeted interventions, thereby reducing dependence on chemical pesticides.
Ultimately, Smart_IPM aims to enhance the sustainability and resilience of strawberry production by advancing technologies that minimize environmental impact and promote the effective use of biological control methods—laying the groundwork for future innovation in sustainable pest management.
Participants
NMBU participants
External participants
NIBIO - Ingeborg Klingen
NLR - Jørn Haslestad
Gartnerhallen
Mattilsynet - Richard Taknes
