Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in East African drylands is the focus of the research project called Drylands Transform that recently has been funded with 2 million Euros from the
Drylands Transform is the new interdisciplinary research project starting up in the border region between Uganda and Kenya. The research team –coordinated by SLU – wants to modify the ongoing
2 Dec: Applications of sustainable management approaches in human impacted ecosystems agnes.bondesson@slu.se Welcome to this Zoom-webinar with researcher Andreas Melcher, BOKU, about applications
Cropping systems are increasingly simplified, with fewer and fewer crop species grown in rotation from year to year. But diverse rotations provide higher crop yields compared with continuous
anna.lundmark@slu.se On November 26, the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences has invited Miguel Altieri - one of the most well-known agroecologists in the world - to give a seminar.
PhD student in the Department of Crop Production Ecology, focusing on the adaptation of crop systems to climate change from a management perspective, with the ultimate goal of contributing in
The aim of the project was to create a basis for a decision support system för cultivation of silage maize in Sweden, based on varieties and risk management. During the project the mechanistic model
anna.lundmark@slu.se The COVID-19 crisis has created a moment where existing calls for agroecology acquire new relevance. Agroecology provides a path to reconstruct a post-COVID-19 agriculture, one
Precision agriculture and its role in sustainable cropping systems We hope to give a broad overview on ongoing research in the area of precision agriculture as well as to give examples on how the
Precision agriculture and its role in sustainable cropping systems We hope to give a broad overview on ongoing research in the area of precision agriculture as well as to give examples on how the
Are you interested in future agriculture and food? Then you really should attend SLU´s course about forage. Ley (temporary grassland) is the most commonly cultivated crop in Sweden, and it is also
Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in East African drylands is the focus of the research project called Drylands Transform that recently has been funded with 2 million Euros from the