Christel Renaud- Gentié

Christel Renaud- Gentié
Groupe ESA - Higher Education and Research Institution in Agriculture · Research Group on Food Products and Processes (GRAPPE)

PhD

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Introduction
current research interests : environmental assessment of viticulture practices and ecodesign in viticulture at different scales from plot to Appellation, relation to grape quality and production costs Methods and techniques : Life cycle assessment, aggregation methods, particpatory workshops Member of International VINTAGE Master Course team and Consortium ; Member of AGORACV LCA network Expert of the French delegation at the OIV, SUSTAIN group
Additional affiliations
March 2003 - present
Groupe ESA - Higher Education and Research Institution in Agriculture
Position
  • Senior Lecturer
February 1998 - March 2003
ITV France
Position
  • Researcher
Education
October 2010 - January 2015
Université Nantes Angers Le Mans
Field of study
  • Agronomy
September 1989 - September 1994

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Publications (47)
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Aux nombreuses qualités du projet Laccave souvent soulignées — générateur de résultats de recherche, fédérateur d’équipes, animateur de réseau, outil de dialogue stratégique avec la profession sur base de prospective —, il faut ajouter la construction de nouvelles capacités afin d’aborder le changement climatique dans les formations, et notamment d...
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Since the context on environmental issues is challenging, the Cognac protected denomination of origin (PDO) adopted life cycle assessment (LCA) to inform its environmental strategy, initially focusing on vineyard soil management. This study developed a participatory eco-design approach involving stakeholders to inform the PDOs’ strategy for transit...
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Viticulture needs to satisfy consumers' demands for environmentally sound grape and wine production while envisaging adaptation options to diminish the impacts of projected climate change on future productivity. However, the impact of climate change and the adoption of adaptation levers on the environmental impacts of future viticulture have not be...
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In the frame of the AVATEC research project, models for calculating nitrate emissions were compared to determine those that combine the best consideration of soil management and fertilisation practices, accuracy, and availability of entry data for use in LCAs evaluations for eco-design of viticulture, especially with the Vit'LCA tool for LCA calcul...
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Purpose Current field emission modelling and toxicity characterisation of pesticides suffer from several shortcomings like mismatches between LCI databases and LCIA methods, missing characterisation factors, missing environmental compartments, and environmental impact pathways. The OLCA-Pest project was implemented to address these aspects and to o...
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There is an urgent need for agriculture in general, and for viticulture in particular, to reduce their impacts on the environment. Doing so requires an approach that supports transitioning to more environmentally friendly practices. Involving farmers and agricultural advisors is key to lifting technical, economic, and social barriers to this transi...
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Environmental data on organic products are needed to assess their environmental performance. The purpose of the ACV Bio project reported here was to generate environmental data as life cycle assessment (LCA) data for a sample of French organic production systems including cropping systems (annual crops, intercrops, forages), grassland, wine grapes,...
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Increased consumer concern for the environment has motivated winegrowers to adopt more environmentally friendly practices in their vineyards, such as agroecological measures. Thanks to a 2016 French ministerial decree, these measures can now be included in the specifications of wine appellations. However, little is known about consumer perceptions...
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Ground cover management (GCM) is an important agricultural practice used to reduce weed growth, erosion and runoff, and improve soil fertility. In the present study, an approach to account for GCM is proposed in the modeling of pesticide emissions to evaluate the environmental sustainability of agricultural practices. As a starting point, we includ...
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Aims. The present study aims to model grape quality criteria by combining a large number of viticultural practices and soil and climate variables related to the main determinants. Methods and results. A database has been developed using the Chenin Blanc grape variety in a Protected Designation of Origin. A statistical model, namely a Partial Least...
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Purpose The paper shows how three tools based on life cycle assessment (LCA) were created for an eco-design approach in viticulture, how these tools contributed to the reduction of environmental impacts of technical management routes (TMR), and how they have been used in real-life conditions during workshops organized with two different groups of w...
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Purpose Consumer demand and state incentives in certain EU countries are driving the rapid development of organic viticulture. However, compared with conventional viticulture, it has shown higher interannual variability in its environmental impacts. Improved understanding of this variability would help organic winegrowers better address their envir...
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Purpose Improving the environmental performances of viticulture practices is particularly complicated during unfavorable climatic conditions because of the need for fungal and other pest pressure and the variability of phytosanitary control methods available for winegrowers. However, winegrowers wish to improve the environmental performances of the...
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Contexte : La viticulture est très exigeante en intrants. La viticulture biologique est souvent considérée comme un système durable, mais elle a des impacts environnementaux. L'analyse du cycle de vie (ACV) permet de discriminer les itinéraires viticoles. Objectif : Notre article présente et discute l'intérêt de l'ACV pour évaluer, comparer et amél...
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Transitioning towards more environmentally friendly agriculture starts with change of practices at plot level, while strategic decisions are taken at farm level. Implementing eco-design in agriculture requires therefore reasoning at both plot and farm levels. Collecting detailed data for each farm plot is, however, a daunting and time-consuming tas...
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Quality viticulture faces the double challenge of agroecologic transition and protection of product quality. The eco-quali-conception © approach proposes a Life Cycle Assessment (LCA)-based design of vineyard technical management routes 1 (TMRs), which also accounts for grape quality. As a multicriteria environmental assessment method, LCA consider...
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Greater use of life cycle assessment (LCA) by agents of change will be needed to inform environmental improvements in agriculture, but the complexity of LCA can be a barrier. More accessible LCA tools customised for agriculture are emerging, but their effectiveness has not been considered. The aim of the work was to understand how tool features inf...
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L’évolution des itinéraires techniques viticoles (ITKv) vers un plus grand respect de l’environnement passe par une évaluation de leurs performances environnementales. Dans un contexte de gestion durable, plusieurs autres facteurs sont à prendre en compte, notamment le risque de modification de la qualité des raisins issus de ces ITKv. Les résultat...
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Objective: In the context of protected designation of origin (PDO) wine production, wine organoleptic quality, and hence grape quality is a key target of vineyard management. LCA-based Improvement of Technical Management Routes 1 (TMR) by choice of more environmentally friendly techniques needs to take into account this quality dimension in additio...
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Aims: Using Life Cycle Assessment (LCA), this study aims to compare the environmental impacts of two different viticultural technical management routes (TMRs); integrated and organic) and to identify the operations that contribute the most to the impacts. Methods and results: LCA impact scores were expressed in two functional units: 1 ha of culti...
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The impact of 'terroir' on wine characteristics is well known. However, few studies evaluate the combinations of 'terroir' factors and the link with the sensory characteristics of the products to identify and to explain the origin of differentiated qualities. In this study, the methodology of Renaud-Gentié et al. (2014) was implemented in the Middl...
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Le renforcement de la prise en compte de l’environnement dans le secteur viticole amène les producteurs à intégrer des critères de performance environnementale dans leurs itinéraires techniques viticoles (ITKv). Cet article présente la variabilité des performances environnementales de l’ITKv d’une parcelle de Chenin Blanc, en viticulture raisonnée,...
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Purpose Consumption of high quantities of pesticides in viticulture emphasizes the importance of including pesticide emissions and impacts hereof in viticulture LCAs. This paper addresses the lack of inventory models and characterization factors suited for the quantification of emissions and ecotoxicological impacts of pesticides applied to viticul...
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Afin d’accompagner les acteurs des filières viticoles, notamment d’AOC, dans la nécessaire amélioration de l’éco-efficience de leurs produits, nous avons voulu identifier dans quelles conditions l’Analyse du Cycle de Vie est une méthode appropriée à l'évaluation environnementale des itinéraires techniques viticoles (ITKv) de production de raisins d...
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La performance environnementale couplée à une exigence de qualité des produits est un élément de la compétitivité des exploitations viticoles. Dans le cadre de nos travaux d’évaluation conjointe des performances qualitatives et environnementales des itinéraires techniques viticoles, l’adaptation de la méthode d’évaluation environnementale Analyse d...
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This paper presents a tailored version of PestLCI 2.0, the most advanced life cycle inventory model for quantification of organic pes-ticide emissions from arable land, customized to appropriately account for viticulture specificities affecting pesticides emissions from vineyards. PestLCI 2.0 customization is further supported by the calculation of...
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Diversity of agricultural systems can be described at different scales in terms of three main types of variables: technical management of cropping systems, farming systems and food supply chains. We focus on the diversity of technical management routes (TMRs), defined as logical successions of technical options (TOs) designed by the farmers. The st...
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Les viticulteurs disposent de plusieurs moyens de mesure de la qualité de leurs raisins lorsqu’ils sont arrivés à maturité pour la vendange. La prédiction de la qualité du raisin, vise `a formaliser le savoir-faire des experts (viticulteurs et conseillers) pour développer un modèle mathématique qui définira les relations entre la qualité du raisin...
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Types of red wines from the Cabernet franc were identified through the expertise of professionals: first by interviewing and then out of sensory data on experimental wines from a jury of untrained professionals and from a trained panel. The characterization by professionals allowed the identification of the types of wine, while the trained panel, c...
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La pression sociale et économique sur la filière viticole pour adopter des pratiques durables est croissante. En France, un des objectifs de la politique environnementale des décideurs publics est la réduction de 50% de l'utilisation des pesticides entre 2008 et 2018, et une nouvelle exigence d’affichage environnemental sur les produits de grande c...
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Society, market and state increase their demand towards French viticulturists for reduction of their environmental impact, but not at the expense of the quality of the wine. This first paper presents the approach to evaluate the compatibility of grape quality and environmental objectives in Central Loire Valley PDO vineyards. The environmental qual...
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All stakeholders, from consumers to regulators are focusing their demand on reducing the environmental impact of French viticulture, but not at the expense of the quality of the wine. After presenting these impacts, the authors expose the Life Cycle Assessment method. They propose an approach to adapt the method to assess environmental impacts in L...
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All stakeholders, from consumers to regulators are beginning to demand that French viticulturists reduce their environmental impact, but not at the expense of the quality of the wine. This position paper presents the approach to evaluate the compatibility of grape quality and environmental objectives in Central Loire Valley PDO (Protected Designati...
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La société et l’état imposent plus que jamais à la viticulture française de prendre en compte ses impacts environnementaux tout en produisant des vins de qualité. Après avoir présenté ces impacts, les auteurs exposent la méthode de l’Analyse du Cycle de Vie. Ils proposent une démarche pour sa mise au point pour évaluer les impacts environnementaux...
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All stakeholders, from consumers to regulators are beginning to demand that French viticulturists reduce their environmental impact, but not at the expense of the quality of the wine. This position paper presents the approach to evaluate the compatibility of grape quality and environmental objectives in Central Loire Valley PDO (Protected Designati...

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