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Regulation of fungus gnats in organic production of potted plants - Innovative approaches for the estimation of attractiveness of growing media to fungus gnats and for the development of comprehensive strategies for their control by beneficial organisms - HSWT (Project)
Fungus gnats can be a significant problem in organic cultivation of potted plants. Due to a high percentage of peat substitutes and organic fertilization, growing media used in organic production are very attractive for fungus gnats and encourage mass reproduction. Subsequently, the feeding activity of larvae at the roots and stems causes severe damages. Additionally, adults might spread...
Funding period: 2021 - 2024
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Regulation of fungus gnats in organic production of potted plants - Innovative approaches for the estimation of attractiveness of growing media to fungus gnats and for the development of comprehensive strategies for their control by beneficial organisms - JKI (Project)
Fungus gnats can be a significant problem in organic cultivation of potted plants. Due to a high percentage of peat substitutes and organic fertilization, growing media used in organic production are very attractive for fungus gnats and encourage mass reproduction. Subsequently, the feeding activity of larvae at the roots and stems causes severe damages. Additionally, adults might spread...
Funding period: 2021 - 2024
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Regulation of fungus gnats in organic production of potted plants - Innovative approaches for the estimation of attractiveness of growing media to fungus gnats and for the development of comprehensive strategies for their control by beneficial organisms - JKI (Project)
Fungus gnats can be a significant problem in organic cultivation of potted plants. Due to a high percentage of peat substitutes and organic fertilization, growing media used in organic production are very attractive for fungus gnats and encourage mass reproduction. Subsequently, the feeding activity of larvae at the roots and stems causes severe damages. Additionally, adults might spread...
Funding period: 2021 - 2024
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Resilient organic berry cropping systems through enhanced biodiversity and innovative management strategies - ILU e.V. (Project)
The main objective of the ResBerry project is to provide the necessary knowledge and demonstrate the effectiveness of tools to enhance above- and belowground biodiversity in European organic berry orchards in order to increase resilience of berries against major pests and diseases. Accordingly, ResBerry will apply the most recent advances in: a) Implementation of preventive pest control measures...
Funding period: 2021 - 2024
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Resilient organic berry cropping systems through enhanced biodiversity and innovative management strategies - Hochschule Geisenheim University (Project)
The main objective of the ResBerry project is to provide the necessary knowledge and demonstrate the effectiveness of tools to enhance above- and belowground biodiversity in European organic berry orchards in order to increase resilience of berries against major pests and diseases. Accordingly, ResBerry will apply the most recent advances in: a) Implementation of preventive pest control measures...
Funding period: 2021 - 2024
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Knowledge transfer and demonstration network for expanding and improving the cultivation and utilisation of grain legumes in Germany - UFOP e.V. (Project)
The aim of the knowledge transfer and demonstration network (LeguNet) is to support the cultivation, processing and utilisation of grain legumes in Germany and to better match demand and supply. For this purpose, stakeholders from research, extension, breeding, production, processing, trade and associations are networked in a grain legume network. Model value chains and practical examples are...
Funding period: 2022 - 2023
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Knowledge transfer and demonstration network for expanding and improving the cultivation and utilisation of grain legumes in Germany - LLH (Project)
The aim of the knowledge transfer and demonstration network (LeguNet) is to support the cultivation, processing and utilisation of grain legumes in Germany and to better match demand and supply. For this purpose, stakeholders from research, extension, breeding, production, processing, trade and associations are networked in a grain legume network. Model value chains and practical examples are...
Funding period: 2022 - 2023
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Knowledge transfer and demonstration network for expanding and improving the cultivation and utilisation of grain legumes in Germany - FH Südwestfalen (Project)
The aim of the knowledge transfer and demonstration network (LeguNet) is to support the cultivation, processing and utilisation of grain legumes in Germany and to better match demand and supply. For this purpose, stakeholders from research, extension, breeding, production, processing, trade and associations are networked in a grain legume network. Model value chains and practical examples are...
Funding period: 2022 - 2023
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Knowledge transfer and demonstration network for expanding and improving the cultivation and utilisation of grain legumes in Germany - Öko-BeratungsGesellschaft mbH (Project)
The aim of the knowledge transfer and demonstration network (LeguNet) is to support the cultivation, processing and utilisation of grain legumes in Germany and to better match demand and supply. For this purpose, stakeholders from research, extension, breeding, production, processing, trade and associations are networked in a grain legume network. Model value chains and practical examples are...
Funding period: 2022 - 2023
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Knowledge transfer and demonstration network for expanding and improving the cultivation and utilisation of g rain legumes in Germany - FiBL Projekte GmbH (Project)
The aim of the knowledge transfer and demonstration network (LeguNet) is to support the cultivation, processing and utilisation of grain legumes in Germany and to better match demand and supply. For this purpose, stakeholders from research, extension, breeding, production, processing, trade and associations are networked in a grain legume network. Model value chains and practical examples are...
Funding period: 2022 - 2023
