Projekte
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Digitalisation, robotics, and smart algorithms have brought the data economy to the farm. However, farms face large societal pressures related to soil: cleaner water, healthier soils, improved carbon storage and increase…
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The Soil-X-Change Initiative aims to facilitate knowledge exchange and collaboration on sustainable soil and farm management. It will connect farmers, policymakers, projects, and initiatives to accelerate innovation and …
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The POUNDER project focuses on the adaptation of urban ponds to pollution to enhance the resilience of aquatic ecosystems. It aims to explore eco-evolutionary dynamics and ecosystem resilience in the face of environmenta…
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The main objective of SPIN-FERT is to integrate optimised and validated innovations in soil management practices and improve peat-free substrates to enhance soil health in vegetable, fruit and ornamental crops. SPIN-FERT…
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European soils face significant health challenges, with 60-70% deemed unhealthy due to pollution, urbanization, intensive agriculture, and climate change. This degradation has severe economic, societal, and environmental…
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The digiMan joint project aims to develop and test digital humus and nutrient management systems on modern farms. These farms operate in four different soil and climate zones in the states of Bavaria and Brandenburg. Par…
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The diversification of crop production systems in combination with a reduction in the use of agrochemicals and an increase in landscape complexity has the potential to promote biodiversity at the field and landscape scal…
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The quantiFARM project aims to develop cost-effective and mobile sensor systems to reduce environmentally harmful emissions in agriculture. By recording plant vitality and soil parameters, fertilisers and pesticides are …
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Fruit cracking is a peel disorder, limiting fruit quality and yield. The phenomenon occurs mainly in the pre-harvest stage and affects many types of fruit. External conditions like climatic and environmental conditions, …