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Collaborative project: Strategies for laser-based and mechanical regulation of non-seedborne weeds - Subproject B (Project)

Non seedborne plants and previous crop seeds from crop rotation pose major challenges to farming due to the increasing discontinuation of chemical agents and rising resistancies. In this project, both well-established mechanical weeding approaches as well as innovative laser weeding are studied for their potential to solve this growing challenge for farmers. Modern monitoring and vision systems...


Funding period: 2024 - 2027

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Collaborative project: Strategies for laser-based and mechanical regulation of non-seedborne weeds - Subproject D (Project)

Non seedborne plants and previous crop seeds from crop rotation pose major challenges to farming due to the increasing discontinuation of chemical agents and rising resistancies. In this project, both well-established mechanical weeding approaches as well as innovative laser weeding are studied for their potential to solve this growing challenge for farmers. Modern monitoring and vision systems...


Funding period: 2024 - 2027

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Collaborative project: Strategies for laser-based and mechanical regulation of non-seedborne weeds - Subproject E (Project)

Non seedborne plants and previous crop seeds from crop rotation pose major challenges to farming due to the increasing discontinuation of chemical agents and rising resistancies. In this project, both well-established mechanical weeding approaches as well as innovative laser weeding are studied for their potential to solve this growing challenge for farmers. Modern monitoring and vision systems...


Funding period: 2024 - 2027

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Collaborative project: Upcycling of side streams with basidiomycetes to obtain sensory usable legume and mycoproteins as new vegan protein alternatives - Subproject A (Project)

Considering the strong and steady growth of the global legume-based protein-rich products market, there is an urgent need to explore a smart and effective approach to overcome the taste and allergen challenges of legume protein while recycling the by-products from legume protein processing and usage, bringing real prominence to the global market for legume-based alternatives on our planet. The...


Funding period: 2024 - 2027

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Collaborative project: Upcycling of side streams with basidiomycetes to obtain sensory usable legume and mycoproteins as new vegan protein alternatives - Subproject B (Project)

Considering the strong and steady growth of the global legume-based protein-rich products market, there is an urgent need to explore a smart and effective approach to overcome the taste and allergen challenges of legume protein while recycling the by-products from legume protein processing and usage, bringing real prominence to the global market for legume-based alternatives on our planet. The...


Funding period: 2024 - 2027

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Collaborative project: Upcycling of side streams with basidiomycetes to obtain sensory usable legume and mycoproteins as new vegan protein alternatives - Subproject C (Project)

Considering the strong and steady growth of the global legume-based protein-rich products market, there is an urgent need to explore a smart and effective approach to overcome the taste and allergen challenges of legume protein while recycling the by-products from legume protein processing and usage, bringing real prominence to the global market for legume-based alternatives on our planet. The...


Funding period: 2024 - 2027

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Fishery and Survey Technology: Analysis, development and evaluation technical methods and models for a sustainable fisheries management. (Project)

Fishery and Survey Technology: Analysis, development and evaluation technical methods and models for a sustainable fisheries management.


Funding period: 2001 - 2024

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Screening of site-adapted new edible poppy varieties in Hesse and Thuringia (Project)

Although poppy is an ancient crop with a long tradition in Germany, its cultivation is currently limited. The cultivation of poppy is subject to strict legal regulations, which only allow the cultivation of low-morphine varieties. Of the more than 55 varieties listed throughout Europe, only three are currently authorised for domestic cultivation. In addition, yields are highly variable. The...


Funding period: 2024 - 2026

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Crop Wild Relatives for a sustainable fruit production in Europe (Project)

FRUITDIV will tackle all issues listed in the call HORIZON-CL6-2023-BIODIV-01-13 for wild, undomesticated species related to crops essential for human health and diet: apple, pear and stone fruit species (apricot, peach, plum, almond, cherry). It will rely on an interdisciplinary consortium in which members will work together to improve (1) the monitoring of CWRs in Europe (and associated...


Funding period: 2024 - 2028

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Investigations on the biology and the damage potential of the winter stem weevil in winter oilseed rape (Project)

As part of the project, experiments will be carried out over three growing seasons under controlled conditions in the laboratory / semi-open field and in the field to investigate the biology of the winter stem weeevil, Ceutorhynchus picitarsis. The aim is to develop and test a damage threshold for this species and to provide better knowledge for an integrated control of this pest species.


Funding period: 2024 - 2027