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High productive agriculture is at a crossroads, where the need for change is imminent to avoid the rapidly growing threat of a climate crisis, but how…
Results from a long-term experiment in Askov show that under-sown ryegrass cover crop with clover contributes positively to the nitrogen supply in…
The agricultural sector is facing a paradigm shift. Danish high-tech agriculture can show the world how a pervasive transformation of the industry can…
During her PhD studies, Kari Wolf investigate the role of individual transport and transformation processes in the unsaturated zone and how they…
An increased level of zinc (Zn level) in spinach seeds through Zn priming can, in addition to the normal benefits of priming such as increased…
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The inauguration of our professors Mo Bahram and Mette Vestergård Madsen.
During her PhD studies, Jingru Yin conducted a two-year field campaign focusing on nitrogen losses through nitrous oxide (N2O) emissions and nitrate…
MatchPoints 2026 invites you into an arena where the major pressures on Europe today become tangible and understandable. With its central theme,…
![[Translate to English:] The meat industry is one of the most important parts of the Danish agricultural sector today and the vast majority of Denmark's cultivated area is used for the production of livestock feed. But a green transformation of agriculture can reform large sections of the rest of society. Photo: Colourbox.](https://agro.au.dk/fileadmin/_processed_/d/1/csm_csm_DL-mark_6b5872e15b_e6afdf824e.jpg)
