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28 April 2021 - Agro

Overlap of food and the Danish list of threatened species (red list) can help to guide action plans and management of bees in nature areas in Denmark,…

28 April 2021 - Agro

Using a medical CT scanner in a laboratory experiment, researchers have assessed the ability of five crops to loosen heavily compacted soil caused by…

14 April 2021 - Agro

As a policy support response to the Danish Agency for Agriculture, researchers from Aarhus University have created a model that, based on air…

14 April 2021 - Agro

The annual report on Applied Crop Protection has just been published with the latest results from pesticide testing and other forms of crop…

14 April 2021 - Research

The work with the establishment of reference conditions in Danish coastal waters has so far been based on the distribution of eelgrass around 1900,…

13 April 2021 - Agro

Join us for a webinar on the ResidueGas project on 3 May 2021. You can meet researchers from most of Europe and learn more about crop residues, their…

12 April 2021 - News

There are major differences in status and organization of science-based policy advice among the European member states. However, the challenges are…

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Researchers evaluate the competition for food plants between honey bees and other bees in Denmark

Lucerne and chicory have the potential to loosen compacted subsoil

New model predicts harvest date as well as the efficiency of cover crops

New results from the experiments with applied crop protection

EU Water Framework Directive and Danish agriculture in 1900

Webinar: How do crop residues affect greenhouse gas emissions in European agriculture?

Focus on quality and transparency at the first European seminar on science-based policy advice in the field of agriculture and environment