High-tech applications for climate-neutral greenhouse horticulture
The INTERREG project Glitch aims to introduce more high-tech into greenhouse horticulture by intervening in the innovation process itself
The aim of this co-cultivation platform is to address these bottlenecks.Research approachThese 3 aspects will be addressed by using (1) reporter genes, (2) examining the role of the TR-DNA in regeneration, (3) looking for the correlation between Ri genotype and phenotype and then developing a suitable breeding strategy.
CO-cultivation platform technology
In-depth knowledge of soil pathogens in greenhouse soil offers opportunities for IPM
In the intensive greenhouse cultivation of butterhead lettuce, the correct identification of soil pathogens and newly acquired insights into their potential to damage crops can help the lettuce plants to grow well but with fewer chemical treatments
Plant pest: Yellowing viruses in sugar beet cultivation
A group of viruses that, because of the European ban on the use of neonicotinoids, could again lead to significant losses in sugar beet cultivation.
Flax cultivation gets monitoring tool based on satellite imagery
Main research questionThis project on multilayer ornamental cultivation focuses on the development of smart techniques and machines.
Ornamental cultivation moves to a higher level
Main research questionThis project aims to make leek cultivation more sustainable by means of site-specific fertilization management at the right time and taking into account soil and crop conditions.
Precision cultivation of leek using precision agriculture
Researchers start company for sustainable and local cultivation of legumes
The aim is to look at cultivation, processing and use. Implementing legumes in cultivation plans requires more knowledge regarding the concept of mixed cultivation in conventional and organic agriculture.
Optimal cultivation of protein crops for poultry feeding