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Concerns about the adverse impacts of pesticides on the environment and their inevitable negative side-effects on non-target organisms have been growing since the 1960’s. In western Europe, Winter Oilseed Rape (Brassica napus L. WOSR) has to cope with numerous damaging insects (Alford et al., 2003 and Williams et al., 2010), and other diseases and weeds. In conventional farming, as a consequence, an important and increasing use of pesticides is observed in the major french production areas (Ecophyto RD Dejoux et al.,2003) are also well known.

A Conceptual Model to Design Prototypes of Crop Management: A Way to Improve Organic Winter Oilseed Rape Performance in Farmers’ Fields