2018.12.06 |
Natural enemies are partnering up with modern technology to replace insecticides in order to control pests in rapeseed in a new project that includes researchers from Aarhus University.
2018.12.04 |
Aarhus University is part of a new, broad partnership regarding research in and development of a Danish production of proteins for feed, food and pharma.
2018.10.31 |
Detailed soil mapping in different types of catchment areas and the development of new environmental management tools will help agriculture to put a more targeted nitrogen regulation into practice.
2018.10.29 |
Six test facilities have been established in various geo-regions and thereby with various soil and weather conditions, and the research project is now entering a new phase: data gathering.
2018.10.30 |
A better utilisation of slurry can contribute to a sustainable maize production that uses less mineral fertiliser without negative effects on yield.
2018.10.12 |
Europe’s future climate will be characterised by more frequent heat waves and more widespread drought. Heat and drought will both challenge crop production, but drought in particular will be a problem – especially for spring sown crops such as maize.
2018.10.11 |
A new study published in Nature has found that managing Europe’s forests to maximise carbon sequestration has a negligible effect on the global climate.
2018.09.27 |
A new and quick way to predict the transport of chemicals through the soil has been developed by researchers at Aarhus University.
2018.09.27 |
Agriculture can use a range of measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. A new report provides an overview of the potentials, effects and barriers of these measures.
2018.09.24 |
The Department of Agroecology, Aarhus University, has supplied the Independent Research Fund Denmark | Technology and Production Sciences with a new member: Professor Lis Wollesen de Jonge.
