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Perennial cropping systems offer a promising solution to feeding a growing population while combatting climate change. A nine-year long experiment in…
In response to the increasing pressure on the horticultural sector to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, a recent study explores the potential of using…
A research project from Aarhus University has shed light on how cattle slurry affects nitrogen leaching from organic clover grass fields and its…
What prompts the EU to invest billions in a partnership that over 7 years equates to a research investment of 0.8 euros per EU citizen? The answer…
A global meta-analysis investigating the susceptibility of forest soils to machinery-induced compaction has unveiled a quiet battle in the world of…
Professor Birte Boelt from Aarhus has been selected as one of the 20 most influential women in the European seed sector by Seed World Europe.
During her PhD studies, Shabnam Rezaei researched seed moisture history, moisture sorption isotherms, and seed drying conditions (temperature) for…
During his PhD studies, Jared Nyang'au researched how the anaerobic digestion process could be optimised to enhance the fertiliser value of…
Postdoc Komal Kumari Choudhary from Land-CRAFT at Aarhus University has been recognised as the Researcher of the Year by winning the prestigious "Best…
An innovative research project based at Aarhus University aims to reduce the climate footprint of agriculture by using advanced technology and…
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