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After four years of collaboration across Europe, the Horizon-funded WET HORIZONS project has come to an end. The project has delivered new scientific…
A new study from Aarhus University shows that modern, high-producing sows are far more exposed to oxidative stress than previously known – and that it…
Agricultural biomass can deliver several benefits at the same time. Grass leys and catch crops can strengthen cropping systems and provide…
Raised on an arable farm on the Danish island of Funen, Marie Trydeman Knudsen has dedicated her career to sustainable food production. After studying…
From a French university student fascinated by soil to a professor at Aarhus University. For Mathieu Lamandé, research is not only about soil…
After four years of research, the EU-funded WET HORIZONS project has delivered new tools to help policymakers, landowners and farmers make informed…
What will future agricultural landscapes look like, and what kind of research is needed to support a sustainable transition? These questions will take…
Professor and Deputy Head of Department Henrik Brinch-Pedersen has been appointed a Novo Nordisk Distinguished Innovator. The prestigious title is…
When drought strikes several of the world's major wheat-producing regions at the same time, wheat prices rise sharply. New international research…
A new scientific study from the WetHorizons project, coordinated by Aarhus University, shows that severe wildfires can alter peat properties so…
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