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ApAg - Applied Agroforestry – Zukunftsfähige Landnutzung mit Agroforstsystemen (Project)
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Funding period: 2024 - 2027
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Collection of data for sound scientifically climate adaptation (Project)
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Funding period: 2025 - 2027
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Acceptance and effects of climate-friendly power drives in agriculture - TFZ part: Technical, ecological andeconomical analysis (Project)
The overall objective of the project is to strengthen the acceptance of climate-friendly drives in agriculture. In the subproject of the TFZ, the status of alternative drives for agricultural machinery as well as the regulatory framework will be shown. Then, scenarios will be created reflecting the possible market development of renewable drives. For these scenarios, the effects are determined...
Funding period: 2024 - 2027
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Self-sufficiency for Bavarian agriculture of renewable energy for use in mobile machinery (Project)
Agricultural production systems rely on different energy sources (heat, electricity, fuels). While self-sufficiency for heat and electricity is possible for practice use (e.g., PV systems or biogas plants), self-supply for fuels is not common widely. The project aims are to analyze the fuel consumption for Bavaria on regional scale and to identify different options for self-sufficiency in fuels....
Funding period: 2024 - 2025
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KUHMUS-Grazing - Grazing-controlled soil humus management to optimize the greenhouse gas balance of milk production in Bavarian grassland (Project)
Quantification of possible climate protection services through grazing-induced carbon build-up in Bavarian grassland and assessment of the possible reduction potential for greenhouse gas emissions in milk production at farm and product level
Funding period: 2024 - 2025
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Measurement of ultra fine particles from small scale combustion appliances (Project)
Within the scope of the project, findings are to be obtained for the evaluation of room heaters for wood logs concerning their emission behavior of ultrafine particles. Based on a literature review, a suitable measurement method for the chimney top is developed. Possible influencing variables are be considered, as well as two different heating scenarios: the typical operation and an unfavorable...
Funding period: 2022 - 2025
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FEEDWEL: Safeguarding physical intact piglet tails in conventionally farmed stables through optimized feeding (Project)
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Funding period: 2025 - 2025
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Evaluation of climate relevant emissions during the storage of wood chips (Project)
Increasing forest calamities and the need for flexible wood energy means having to store more wood fuels. However, when wood chips are stored outdoors, microbial decomposition processes can occur that might possibly lead to climate-relevant emissions. This would have a negative impact on the greenhouse gas balance of the agriculture and forestry sector. These effects will be analyzed and...
Funding period: 2024 - 2026
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The Future of Crop Farming - biodiverse, soil protecting and digital (Project)
This follow-up project aims to confirm previously identified advantages (esp. reduced soil erosion, increased biodiversity, unique field robot use case, very successful knowledge transfer) while also integrating additional digital innovations and making the production system more economical and practical. The systems-oriented evaluation will be continued with an expanded set of indicators.
Funding period: 2025 - 2027
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Agroecology Department (Institution)
Main research in agroecology is on patterns and mechanisms of biodiversity and ecological functions in agricultural landscapes. This includes the relative importance of local and regional scales as well as bottom-up and top-down effects with respect to the regulation of population size in multitrophic food webs. Such basic ecology is related to the conservation and enhancement of beneficial...
