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Observation of the development of a range of varieties and its interaction by cropping recommendations under the conditions of the Fertilzer Ordinance (Project)
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Funding period: 2023 - 2027
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Method development for the authenticity control of snapper species by lateral flow and colorimetric assays as rapid methods (Project)
Exotic species such as the snapper species Lutjanus malabaricus, which is sold in Germany under the namer red snapper, are very popular. However, studies by the Max Rubner-Institute and the official food control authorities have shown that other species, such as the Ciguatoxin-contaminated two-spot red snapper (L. bohar), are often sold under the trade name red snapper. The method currently used...
Funding period: 2025 - 2025
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Occurance of Leptospira AB in Eisbach-surfers and molecular detection of Leptospira in Eisbach-waters (Project)
Since summer 2024, an increasing number of Eisbach surfers have been presenting at Klinikum Rechts der Isar. The high antibody titre against leptospires is striking in some cases. Scientists from the Rechts der Isar Hospital then asked the Consultant laboratory of Leptospira to collaborate on a joint research project for a targeted epidemiological study of active Eisbach surfers (positive ethics...
Funding period: 2024 - 2025
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Modeling the Impact of Crop Residue Management, Organic Fertilization and associated Application Techniques on N2O and N2 Emissions from Agricultural Soils (Project)
Prediction of N2O and N2 fluxes from incorporation of crop residues and liquid organic fertilization will be improved by further development of models taking into account the spatial distribution of organic particles when modelling denitrification processes in the soil. Fertilizing arable soils with liquid manures and incorporation of crop residues affects gaseous N losses to the atmosphere...
Funding period: 2025 - 2027
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Herbisens – application of an innovative amperometric biosensor to determine the herbicidal effect of renewable raw materials (Project)
Optimizing and adapting herbicide application is an important strategy in the European Green Deal, the Farm-to-Fork Strategy or the Bavarian Future Pact for Agriculture. The loss of registrations for proven herbicides and the reduction of application rates will certainly be accompanied by a decline in yields. The development of new strategies and active ingredients for weed control is therefore a...
Funding period: 2025 - 2027
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Collaborative project: Single-plant-specific fertilization for resource-efficient and demand-optimized cultivation of rapeseed and maize in equidistant seeding – Subproject C (Project)
New approaches and new technical seeding methods (equal seed patterns) combined with plant-specific fertilization are intended to bring nitrogen uptake and nitrogen supply via fertilizers into better accordance than before. This should lead to a significant improvement in Nitrogen Use efficiency (NUE). At the same time, a further reduction of undesirable N losses into water bodies and the...
Funding period: 2025 - 2028
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Collaborative project: Single-plant-specific fertilization for resource-efficient and demand-optimized cultivation of rapeseed and maize in equidistant seeding – Subproject E (Project)
New approaches and new technical seeding methods (equal seed patterns) combined with plant-specific fertilization are intended to bring nitrogen uptake and nitrogen supply via fertilizers into better accordance than before. This should lead to a significant improvement in Nitrogen Use efficiency (NUE). At the same time, a further reduction of undesirable N losses into water bodies and the...
Funding period: 2025 - 2028
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Collaborative project: Single-plant-specific fertilization for resource-efficient and demand-optimized cultivation of rapeseed and maize in equidistant seeding – Subproject D (Project)
New approaches and new technical seeding methods (equal seed patterns) combined with plant-specific fertilization are intended to bring nitrogen uptake and nitrogen supply via fertilizers into better accordance than before. This should lead to a significant improvement in Nitrogen Use efficiency (NUE). At the same time, a further reduction of undesirable N losses into water bodies and the...
Funding period: 2025 - 2028
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Collaborative project: Single-plant-specific fertilization for resource-efficient and demand-optimized cultivation of rapeseed and maize in equidistant seeding – Subproject G (Project)
The agricultural methods for fertilizing with mineral and farm fertilizers are characterized by the fact that the fertilizers are mostly applied over the entire area. Although there are area-specific approaches with which the fertilizer requirement can be adapted to the location, the fertilizer application is not precisely based on the needs of the individual plant and is still applied over the...
Funding period: 2025 - 2028
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Collaborative project: Animal welfare-oriented optimization of electric stunning for selected fish species using computer simulation - Subproject A (Project)
The aim of the OptiEStun project is to optimize the electrical flow through the brain to stun fish before slaughter. Scientifically evaluated settings on electrical stunning devices are to be used to ensure safe stunning using the example of rainbow trout, carp and African catfish. The parameters required for optimal stunning will initially be developed using 3D computer models, which can be used...
Funding period: 2025 - 2028
