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Researchers from Aarhus University have received a grant of more than DKK 11 million from the Independent Research Fund Denmark for a new project…
A review of the historical data from seven CGIAR genebanks confirms that high seed viability has been maintained for many decades. However, deviations…
The DAISY model was successfully tested for simulation of nitrate leaching through agricultural tile drainage system, crop N uptake, and soil water…
Using precipitation and elevation as key variables, machine learning models can predict the quantity of annual tile drainage discharge at national…
As the new research leader, he has received DKK 6,185,664 for the project "Redefining a plant ideotype to reduce nitrogen pollution."
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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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