...or the cause. In the bioeconomy, fossil-based raw materials are replaced by renewable ones, such as residual flows and by-products from agriculture, horticulture, fisheries, aquaculture and the foo...
...or the cause. In the bioeconomy, fossil-based raw materials are replaced by renewable ones, such as residual flows and by-products from agriculture, horticulture, fisheries, aquaculture and the foo...
...dation that can occur in intensive agricultural systems such as in the North Sea region. Biological residual flows, such as fruit, vegetable and garden waste and harvest residues, were used as raw ...
...or the cause. In the bioeconomy, fossil-based raw materials are replaced by renewable ones, such as residual flows and by-products from agriculture, horticulture, fisheries, aquaculture and the foo...
...ng insect rearing as an activity on the farm, these farms will also be able to process their own residual flows as feed for the insects and use the frass (= insect fertilizer), which can save on so...
...ert taste panels are set up, among others to map the entire taste range of seaweed and algae. Algae residual flows are used in feed performance tests with chicken (zero waste). The seaweed and alga...
...ivation of fish be linked to the cultivation of saline vegetables (circular production)? Can we use residual flows (heat & CO2) from industry (Biostoom) in the cultivation of fish and saline ve...
...or the cause. In the bioeconomy, fossil-based raw materials are replaced by renewable ones, such as residual flows and by-products from agriculture, horticulture, fisheries, aquaculture and the foo...
...or the cause. In the bioeconomy, fossil-based raw materials are replaced by renewable ones, such as residual flows and by-products from agriculture, horticulture, fisheries, aquaculture and the foo...
...at law. The researchers aim to identify and characterize circular and alternative raw materials and residual flows. The goal is for livestock farms to advance ecologically and economically along wi...
... cannot be eaten directly by humans (i.e., that fit more logically into closed-loop feed, uses for residual flows), etc. There are great environmental and economic challenges for cattle farming, in...
...sh pig farming. The findings support the transition to more circular production systems, in which residual flows are optimally utilized and dependence on grains and soy is reduced.
...or the cause. In the bioeconomy, fossil-based raw materials are replaced by renewable ones, such as residual flows and by-products from agriculture, horticulture, fisheries, aquaculture and the foo...