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Chemical analytical assessment of lethal damages of honey bees possibly caused by plant protection products or other xenobiotica (Project)
Official (sovereign) duty in accordance with § 33 (2), point 8 Plant Protection Act. Development and establishment of methods for the residue analysis of the active substances of plant protection products in very different matrices (bees, plants, pollen, wax). The methods must be constantly optimized and validated (e.g. after admission of new active substances in the investigation program)....
Funding period: 2008 - 2019
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Development of method for assessment of dust drift and risk assessment of dust drift for honeybees (Project)
Improvement of estimation of dust drift on neighbouring crops under consideration of drift of insecticidal dusts and sublethal or lethal effects on honeybee colonies; clarification if damage is caused by drift or exclusively by uptake of contaminated nectar and pollen.
Funding period: 2009 - 2019
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Development of strategies of resistance and virulence management for the codling moth granulovirus in organic fruit production (Project)
The current strategy for the control of the codling moth in organic fruit production is based on a combination of different methods (pheromone confusion, codling moth granuloviruses (CpGV), entomopathogenic nematodes, etc.). Products based on CpGV are important for an effective control of codling moth in organic and integrated farming. Due to the occurrence of resistance in nearly 30 orchards in...
Funding period: 2017 - 2020
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Development of strategies of resistance and virulence management for the codling moth granulovirus in organic fruit production (Project)
The current strategy for the control of the codling moth in organic fruit production is based on a combination of different methods (pheromone confusion, codling moth granuloviruses (CpGV), entomopathogenic nematodes, etc.). Products based on CpGV are important for an effective control of codling moth in organic and integrated farming. Due to the occurrence of resistance in nearly 30 orchards in...
Funding period: 2017 - 2020
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Management of resistance of codling moth against the codling moth granulovirus (CpGV) (Project)
The aim of the project is to identify the distribution of codling moth resistance towards CpGV-M. Based on the results management strategies for regulation of codling moth will be developed. Codling moth resistance was first observed in German, but now it is a problem in France and Italy too. The mechanism of inheritance of resistance was investigated.
Funding period: 2006 - 2009
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Promoting young stock and cow health and welfare by natural feeding systems (Project)
The objectives of the project are to collect, assess and develop natural feeding strategies that help to increase dairy livestock welfare including health in different agro-ecological and regulatory European contexts. This will be achieved by improving the rearing of calves pre-weaning and designing forage based feeding strategies for heifers and adult cows, both fostering the animal’s immune...
Funding period: 2018 - 2021
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Reducing the number of sclerotia in seed potatoes (Project)
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Funding period: 2018 - 2019
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Investigations on different winterfeed for honeybees and late blooming food resources and their impact on overwintering success (Project)
In this project, different winterfeed types should be compared and evaluated in field trials to figure out the influence on hibernation success of honey bee colonies and the usability as winterfeed. Further whether if late flowering food resources affects the quality of winter feed, leads to a positive or negative development of honeybee colonies and thus influences the ability to hibernate.
Funding period: 2018 - 2021
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Comparison of varieties of true-to-seed market carrots on yield and ingredients (Project)
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Funding period: 2017 - 2019
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Possibilities of improving the effectiveness of Attracap against wireworms by irrigation after planting potatoes (Project)
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Funding period: 2017 - 2017
