Aarhus University logo
Dansk
Department of Agroecology
When rain falls on dry soil, an invisible multitude of life stirs. A new study reveals that millions of RNA viruses suddenly attack bacteria: a hidden…
Researchers at Aarhus University are investigating the susceptibility of the most commonly grown wheat and rye varieties to major fungal diseases.…
On Thursday, 23 October, the European Parliament adopted the long-awaited Soil Monitoring Law. The law obliges EU Member States to monitor soil…
The new EU-project, NBS4Drought, has just been launched. Its aim is to document how wetlands, as nature-based solutions (NBS), can reduce drought risk…
How can biomass be utilised more efficiently in biogas production – and how can research, agriculture, and industry collaborate more effectively?…
Page 18 of 88
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.
