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EIP-AGRI Workshop ‘Operational Groups: First experiences’20-21 April 2016 – Legnaro, Italy

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EIP-AGRI Workshop ‘Operational Groups: First experiences’Wednesday 20 April 2016 - Morning programme

08:15 – 09:00 Registration

Introduction and scope of the workshop

09:00 – 09:20 Welcome and openingRob Peters, DG Agriculture and Rural Development

Giuseppe Pan, Assessore, Veneto Region, Italy

09:20 – 10:15 Setting the scene• Purpose and objectives of the workshop

Rob Peters, DG Agriculture and Rural Development

• EIP-AGRI programmingInge Van Oost, DG Agriculture and Rural Development

• Introduction to the Day 1 working sessionsMark Redman, EIP-AGRI Service Point

10:15 – 10:45 Coffee break and networking

Exchange of experiences I – setting up Operational Groups around concrete projects

10:45 – 11:30 Examples from Member States and regions• Organic dock control – development and implementation with clearwing moths

Patrick Hann, Austria

• Robust lamb (OG ROBUSTAGNO)Sophie Huby and Jean-Marc Gautier, Midi-Pyrénées, France

• Winter Harvest: Seasonal, energy-extensive and innovative vegetable productionVeronika Haslinger and Alexandra Depisch, Austria

11:30 – 12:30 Breakout session 1Interactive group discussions about the first experiences, challenges and needs arising from the setting up of Operational Groups

12:30 – 13:30 Lunch

EIP-AGRI Workshop ‘Operational Groups: First experiences’Wednesday 20 April 2016 – Afternoon programme

12:30 – 13:30 Lunch

Exchange of experiences II – development and early implementation of Operational Group projects

13:30 – 14:15 Examples from Member States and regions• Population Management

Stefanie Klingel, Sowah Addo, Ulrike Duchâteau and Kay Poggensee, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany

• Zero herbicides in Mediterranean perennial cropsXavier Delpuech, Languedoc-Roussillon, France

• Establishment of a sustainable and environmentally friendly wheat-value chain (OG ENU-Wheat)Ludger Linnemann, Hessen, Germany

14:15 – 15:15 Breakout session 2Interactive group discussions about the first experiences, challenges and needs arising from the development and early implementation of Operational Group projects

15:15 – 15:45 Coffee break and networking

Focusing on your questions and issues

15:45 – 16:00 How are we going to work together?Mark Redman, EIP-AGRI Service Point

16:00 – 17:00 Informal discussions of your choice

17:00 – 17:30 Feedback from the informal discussions of your choice

19:30 – 21:30 Networking dinner

OG Animal Genetic Resources, Schleswig-HolsteinApril 2016

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European Innovation PartnershipAnimal Genetic Resources - Population Management

Importance of AnGR Breed Development Selected Breed The Innovative Core Complementary Knowledge Partner SearchWork Packages Innovation Office

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Importance of Animal Genetic Resources

Conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity- Future generations

Physiological features: – Adaptability

– Extreme geographical conditions

– Climatic conditions

– Extensive farming conditions

Economic Benefits: – Regional marketing opportunity

– Special quality characteristics of the products

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Breed Development

Breeds

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Source: Center for Documentation of Animal Genetic Resources in Germany

(TGRDEU), 2014.

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White Headed MuttonGerman Improved White

Angler Cattle

Red & White Dual Purpose

Angler Saddleback

Schleswig Coldblood

Selected Breeds

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The Innovative Core

Interactive relation with farmers:

• Project is developed and implemented together with the farmers and readjusted based on their feedback. Farmer-relevant issues to be prioritized

Management of inbreeding

Use of Artificial Insemination

Field experiment with the white-headed mutton sheep

• Use of molecular genetic information (genotyping & sequencing) for Animal Genetic Resources in Schleswig-Holstein

• Pilot projects: demonstrate to farmers how to take advantage of the new method of genome information. Development of a genome-based population management for selected breeds.

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Complementary Knowledge of the Group

Farmers:Provision of requisite information on breedsAcquisition of practical knowledge / experience by SWOT MethodBalance of genomic information and pedigree informationUse of the data when matingFeedback

Lead Partner:CoordinationPublic relations work, administration, networking

Associations:Collaborate with various stakeholders of OPG "Animal Genetic Resources"

Science:University of Kiel

Advisory function: Friedrich Löffler Institute and GEH

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Partner Search Date Activities

Oct. 2013 Jan. 2014

Agricultural Ministry (MELUR) informs about EIP funding possibility

29th Jan. 2014 • Arche Warder meets farmers and scientists • Farmers named small populations as a major problem

Feb . - April 2014 • Arche Warder contacts stakeholders/ partners to gather more information

10th April 2014 2nd meeting with farmers, scientists and associations • specify the project idea• selection of breeds • use of genetic information favoured

May, 2014 • Agricultural Ministry (MELUR) provides funds to support the formation of operational groups

July, 2014 • Arche Warder receives funds to support the formation of operational group• Consultancy with Innovation office, Carola Ketelhodt

Aug. 2014 • Appointment of Dr. Dirk Hinrichs

4th Sep. 2014 • Presenting the project idea of the group at the 1st EIP-Agrar Forum

Sep. - Oct. 2014 • Preparing the application together with group members, support from Innovation office

• Application deadline (31st)

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Prof. Dr. Thaller

Matthias Leisen (Rinderzucht Schleswig-Holstein)

Prof. Dr. Hinrichs,

(HU Berlin)Andrea Prahl

(Förderverein für das Angler Sattelschwein)

Dr. Weigend and Prof. Dr. Eildert Groeneveld

(Friedrich Löffler Institut)

Also:

•Janine Bruser

(Landesverband Schleswig-Holsteiner Schaf- und Ziegenzüchter)

•Gunnar Jacobs

(Verein Schleswiger Pferdezüchter)

(Gesellschaft zur Erhaltung alter und gefährdeter Haustierrassen e. V. (GEH))

Also:• Susanne •Andreas Krause•Karl Dieter Fischer

Jonas Schäler

Prof. Dr. Kay Poggensee

Hardy Marienfeld, (Arche Hof Bredland )

Prof. Dr. Hartl Bastian Krüger

Sowah Addo

Science

Lead Partner

Prof. Dr. Dr. Frölich Stefanie Klingel

Antje Feldmann Karola Stier

Eike Fandrey

Partner Search Actors of the OG "Animal Genetic Resources"

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Project Work Packages1. Survey / Questionnaire

2. SWOT Analysis

3. Pedigree analysis

4. Analysis of foreign blood percentage Angler and Red & White DP Cattle

5. Genotyping and subsequent analysis Angler Cattle, White-Headed Mutton sheep, Saddleback Pigs & Schleswig Coldblood Horse

6. Sequence Analysis Angler cattle, Red & White DP Cattle, Saddleback Pigs & Schleswig Coldblood Horse

7. Development of first version of mating tool

Angler Cattle

Red & White Dual Purpose Cattle

German White-Headed Mutton Sheep

German Improved White Goat

Angler Saddleback Pigs

Schleswig Coldblood Horse

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Timeline of Work Packages

Date Work Packages & Milestones

July-Sept. 2015 Engagement of personnel for the project

Oct.- Dec. 2015 Survey (questionaires), Kick-off meeting, workshop for OG members

Jan. - March 2016 Survey completedStart of SWOT analysis Start of Pedigree analysis

April – Jun 2016 Finalising SWOT & Pedigree analysesStart of field experiment with White Headed Mutton

July – Sept. 2016 Genotype analysis for the cattle breeds and Angler Saddleback pig Foreign blood analysis for cattle breeds

Oct.- Dec. 2016 Genotype analysis for White Headed MuttonFirst version of mating tool etablished

Jan. - March 2017 Genotype analysis for Schleswig Coldblood

April – Dec. 2017 Sequence analysis for Schleswig Coldblood, Red & White Dual Purpose, Angler Saddleback

Jan – Dec. 2018 Final mating tool established (expected result)

30.06.2018 End of Project

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The Innovation Office EIP Agrar Schleswig-Holstein

Works on behalf of the Agricultural Ministry (MELUR) Kiel, is financed with Technical Aid

Located at the Chamber of Agriculture in SH

Project sponsor

Supervision

40Ideas

20Project

Proposals

17RunningProjects

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The Innovation Office EIP Agrar Schleswig-Holstein

Supports

•EIP-Process in SH Advice related to EIP guidelines and funding conditions

Assistance in establishing a business plan

Assistance in realisation and documentation

Assistance for implementation and accounting

•Networking, knowledge transfer and PR Organize partners who cooperate Build network for working groups Organizes thematic workshops, events Coordination for EIP - PR for the regional network and OGs

•Various aspects to achieve the best results

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Arche Warder e.V.

Europe‘s biggest center for rare and

endangered breeds of livestock

- 40 ha Parkland

- 46 ha leased land

- appr. 1,200 animals from 82 breeds

Contact:

Arche Warder e.V. (Lead Partner)

Stefanie Klingel, [email protected]

Farmer, Prof. Dr . Kay Poggensee

[email protected]

Christian Albrechts University of Kiel, scientist, Sowah Addo

[email protected]

Innovation Office EIP-SH Agrar,

Ulrike Duchâteau

[email protected]

[email protected]

Thank You

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