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Department of Agroecology
During her PhD studies, Haonan Guo investigated the mechanisms regulating methane (CH4) emissions from pristine and rewetted wetlands.
The date is 12 January, and the snowstorm has finally settled over the fields south of Beder. In the courtyard at Peters Gartneri, it is warm; steam…
With the new Soil Monitoring Law, all EU countries must monitor the health of their soils. This could change Danish agriculture, and Aarhus University…
The plans are drawn. Twenty-three local tripartite groups have sketched the future landscape with green ambitions. Now comes the hard part: turning…
A four-year project aims to diversify Denmark’s plant-based protein sources by introducing soybeans and lupins into local fields and eventually onto…
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How can we develop crops that are better equipped to cope with climate change while ensuring sustainable food production for a growing population?
How can we eat, produce, and think about food in ways that combine responsibility with pleasure in a time marked by climate crisis, geopolitical…
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