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Fungal contamination of barley crops can cause reduced yields due to the disease leaf spot. A team of Danish and Scottish researchers will now develop…
An international team of researchers is determined to develop a new and more effective vaccine against PRRS – the most important contagious swine…
Cloned pigs with transferred genes from humans plus a soupçon of extract from frogs are some of the ingredients in Aarhus University's research into…
The right combination of spraying technique and organic insecticides can significantly reduce the incidence of scab in organic apples.
A new research project involving Aarhus University and the Danish Shellfish Centre is looking into whether starfish and mussels could be used as…
The addition of high amounts of zinc to the diet of newly weaned pigs increases the growth rate and reduces the incidence of diarrhoea. A scientist…
Can tail-biting in pigs be avoided without the farmer having to resort to docking the pigs’ tails? Scientists from eight different countries are…
The dry matter content of apples and pears gives a clue to their potential quality and shelf life several months before they are picked. This allows…
Providing extra heat in the farrowing house can save the lives of many newborn pigs. Research at Aarhus University shows how underfloor heating can…
Spin-off company from Aarhus University examines the potential of protein hydrolysates to prevent obesity and diabetes.
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