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How can new knowledge about soil health be translated into practical agricultural solutions and concrete policy initiatives? This will be a key…
After four years of collaboration across Europe, the Horizon-funded WET HORIZONS project has come to an end. The project has delivered new scientific…
Researchers at Aarhus University contribute to European research on how pesticide impacts can be studied across landscapes, species and time.
Agricultural biomass can deliver several benefits at the same time. Grass leys and catch crops can strengthen cropping systems and provide…
During his PhD studies, Xiao Bai researched greenhouse gas emissions and nitrogen cycling in urban greenspaces in Aarhus, Denmark.
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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…
Soil compaction affects root growth, water movement and ultimately the productivity and resilience of agricultural soils.
