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Collaborative project: Satellite-based information for grassland management. Subproject 7 (Project)
...The project is divided into seven work packages, which map the information flow from the satellite to the user. In Work Package 1, the image information of the various satellites is first processed and converted into products which transport information relevant to grassland. ...For this purpose, extensive validation of the methods using data obtained from monitoring areas, practitioners’ fields and field experiments are provided (WP3). In WP 2, the products are used to derive variables that are used in biophysical simulation models for processes in grassland ecosystems. ...Research work is coordinated in WP 7....
Funding period: 2017 - 2021
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Non-destructive analysis of barley growth (Project)
...Important growth parameters like biomass, water content, leaf area and drought stress indicating parameters like e.g. water content are to be determined indirectly by hyperspectral imaging. Together with surface and volume data from project D2 the prediction of crop biomass and leaf area is to be further improved....
Funding period: 2009 - 2014
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System comparison between bed and ridge in the cultivation process of edible carrots (Project)
...The aim of the project is to compare bed cultivation with ridge cultivation for organic carrots in an on-farm trial (2nd trial year) with regard to a balanced strengths and weaknesses analysis and to adapt trial parameters based on the first trial year 2023, e.g. the use of an underground spike in basic soil cultivation in the bed cultivation variant and the influence on the length development of the carrots....
Funding period: 2024 - 2024
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Inspections and Samples: risk based versus random – phase 2 (Project)
...By 2024, AGES and NVWA aim to build on the results of Phase 1 of this project in three ways: 1) extending the approaches developed in Phase 1 to combine control allocation with recovery in a single process; 2) developing practical use cases for the approaches developed in Phase 1 at AGES and NVWA; and 3) sharing the approaches developed in Phase 1 with other Member States through web conferences and support in developing their own use cases. ...
Funding period: 2024 - 2025
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Collaborative project: Reduction of Ammonia and nitrous oxide emissions and nitrate leaching by struvite precipitation in liquid animal slurry and digestate without loosing fertizer effects of the substrate - Subproject A (Project)
...The aim of RALVeN is to precipitate struvite in animal slurry or struvite to reduce: 1. ammonia emissions during storage. Hypothesis: By struvite a certain share of NH4-N is removed into a solid phase. As a consequence one driving force of the emissions (TAN) is reduced. 2. nitrous oxide emissions after field application 3. nitrate leaching after field application. ...As a consequence, for struvite-N the chance for microbial transformation vian nitrification and denitrification is low. This reduces N2O and NO3 formation....
Funding period: 2024 - 2027
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Collaborative project: Reduction of Ammonia and nitrous oxide emissions and nitrate leaching by struvite precipitation in liquid animal slurry and digestate without loosing fertizer effects of the substrate - Subproject B (Project)
...The aim of RALVeN is to precipitate struvite in animal slurry or struvite to reduce: 1. ammonia emissions during storage. Hypothesis: By struvite a certain share of NH4-N is removed into a solid phase. As a consequence one driving force of the emissions (TAN) is reduced. 2. nitrous oxide emissions after field application 3. nitrate leaching after field application. ...As a consequence, for struvite-N the chance for microbial transformation vian nitrification and denitrification is low. This reduces N2O and NO3 formation....
Funding period: 2024 - 2027
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Collaborative project: Reduction of Ammonia and nitrous oxide emissions and nitrate leaching by struvite precipitation in liquid animal slurry and digestate without loosing fertizer effects of the substrate - Subproject C (Project)
...The aim of RALVeN is to precipitate struvite in animal slurry or struvite to reduce: 1. ammonia emissions during storage. Hypothesis: By struvite a certain share of NH4-N is removed into a solid phase. As a consequence one driving force of the emissions (TAN) is reduced. 2. nitrous oxide emissions after field application 3. nitrate leaching after field application. ...As a consequence, for struvite-N the chance for microbial transformation vian nitrification and denitrification is low. This reduces N2O and NO3 formation....
Funding period: 2024 - 2027
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SPP 1315: Role of biocolloids for the formation, dynamics and maturing of biogeochemical interfaces (Project)
...We also investigate the transport of an organic contaminant (phenanthrene) and its metabolisation by using the 13C-labelled compound. The materials (soils and components of the artificial soils) are studied before and after the experiments. Atomic-force microscopy is used to measure topography, surface-charge heterogeneity and force volume to explore the effects of interface maturing on surface properties. X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy is applied to obtain chemical information on the elements and their electronic state of the individual soil components and to identify biomolecules such as DNA or proteins. ...
Funding period: 2007 - 2010
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Blue Tongue Disease: Mode and extent of the production losses in North Rhine-Westphalia and monitoring of the vaccination outcomes (Project)
...The project presented herein aims: 1. To quantify the mode, duration and extent of production losses in the dairy and sheep industry via taking records in exemplary farm and in bull studs. ...The veterinary records of the dairy and sheep farms, the data bases of the veterinarians in charge and – for dairy farms-, the performance test recordings from the local milk recording organization (Landeskontrollverband (LKV) NRW e.V.) will be used as data source. To evaluate BTV effects on male fertility in cattle, sperm quality will be continuously recorded in bulls naturally infected with BTV8 (RUW e.G.). 2. ...
Funding period: 2008 - 2010
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Reduction of the ecological footprint of lamb meat through resource efficient and climate-friendly production (Project)
...To reach these goals the consortium should involve European and Turkish farms to address - beside the project management (work package WP1) - the following points. These are to: - analyse and increase the ecologic (incl. LCA, resource efficiency, biodiversity, land use) and economic parameters (WP 2), - evaluate the effects of management strategies on characteristics of meat quality and safety by e.g. meat analysis (WP 3), - identify the relations between management, animal welfare and health by health analysis of e.g. stress parameters (WP 4), - identify (social) barriers, to develop solutions to increase the competiveness as well as the management and political recommendations for the niche sector (WP 5), - present effectively the results and discuss them on workshops (WP6)...
Funding period: 2017 - 2020
