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Français : D'après données INRA elles mêmes utilisant des données de 2006 collectées par le ministère de l'agriculture et publiées en 2010 (Ecophyto R&D) Indicateur de niveau d'utilisation des pesticides : l'IFT, qui est un indicateur de fréquence de traitement). Il correspond dans le calcul de l'INRA à la " Somme des traitements appliqués, pondérés chacun par le rapport entre la dose/ha et la dose d'homologation. Il est calculé à partir des enregistrements des traitements effectués à la parcelle, et des doses homologuées répertoriées dans la base de données e-phy du ministère en charge de l’agriculture".
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