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Department of Agroecology
New trials from Aarhus University focus on nutrient leaching, yields and climate benefits when catch crops are used as biomass for biogas production…
Long before words like genetics or DNA existed, humans began to influence the development of plants and in doing so, their own development as well.…
During her PhD studies, Jingru Yin conducted a two-year field campaign focusing on nitrogen losses through nitrous oxide (N2O) emissions and nitrate…
Biochar is more than just charred biomass - it is poised to become one of agriculture's most promising climate measures. Biochar can potentially lock…
During her PhD studies, Jingyu Wang studied agricultural non-point source pollution, with a particular focus on pesticide losses from fields to…
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How can farmers and authorities ensure that maps of carbon-rich lowland soils accurately reflect local conditions? Aarhus University and SEGES…
How can new knowledge about soil health be translated into practical agricultural solutions and concrete policy initiatives? This will be a key…
Soil compaction affects root growth, water movement and ultimately the productivity and resilience of agricultural soils.
