2020.01.20 | Research, Agro
A flood can ruin a potato harvest in just 24 hours. However, by understanding the plant's defence mechanisms against flooding, it is possible to create more resistant crops that can withstand flooding. An international research team with the participation of Associate Professor Kim Hebelstrup from the Department of Agroecology, Aarhus University…
2020.02.23 | DCA, Food, Agro, Anis
Can you produce milk without a cow – or meat without animals? Researchers from Aarhus University will investigate this in a new research project that will pave the way for a more sustainable food production.
2020.01.15 | Research, Agro, DCA
Researchers at Aarhus University have investigated the effect of acidified cattle slurry on springtails - an indicator of soil quality.
2019.12.13 | Agro, DCA
A new research project will develop strategies to reduce methane emissions from livestock manure in the entire chain from animal excretion to end of storage.
2020.02.17 | Research, Agro, DCA
Within the framework of a new project, researchers from Aarhus University, University of Copenhagen and SEGES will examine whether it is possible – by means of optimization and development of integrated grassland-arable crop rotations – to increase soil carbon storage and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The project is part of the climate research…
