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Chinese ambassador visits Research Centre Foulum
New research professor at the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences
Blackcurrants, blackberries and raspberries to be climate-proofed
A gift for the future
Global strategy for global faculty
Better undressed than dressed
Back to nature
Willow gains territory
A poor start in life can affect you for life
Potatoes set to use less water
Obesity link to gut flora
Tips for making good silage
The Danish Council for Strategic Research has a new member from DJF
Zinc-deficient people will get a helping hand
Wheat prepared for the future
First PhD graduate on the way
Filters set to improve aquatic environment
Environmentally harmful impurities in mineral fertilizers
Veterinarians tackle pain in cows differently
Weak sows will be easier to identify
Automatic protection of vulnerable nature with new agritechnology
Crops yield to climate change
Department of Agricultural Engineering changes its name
New chairman of poultry science association is from DJF
DJF scientist appointed visiting professor in China
Tough times ahead for allergy sufferers
Steam-treated soil gives healthier carrots
New head of research unit
Energy yield from biogas can be improved
Greenhouse gases are the key to current climate change
New report reviews available knowledge on threats to agricultural soils
Scientist at DJF wins innovation prize
The Danisco prize 2009 goes to DJF scientist
Holy plant given a renaissance
The horses’ best friend is a scientist
Agricultural scientists contribute to climate-friendly cookbook
Climate scholarships are a huge hit
Spotlight on climate research
Pigs eat bread to help human health
Ensuring good welfare around calving in dairy cattle
The new General Secretary of Euragri is from DJF
Ensuring the most exposed animals the best welfare
Beer prize to scientist at DJF
Hvordan sikres de mest udsatte husdyr en bedre velfærd?
Green-crop harvesting can be made more efficient
The inner secrets of food to be revealed
Cloned pigs on a human diet
More to GM crops than meets the eye
Peatlands are important sources and sinks of greenhouse gases
Beetles and the human touch
Degree programme efforts starting to bear fruit
Selection for large mink works
Eco-friendly greenhouse plants save on light bills
Soybeans – a new crop in organic farming
Danish blueberries – conservation and quality screening
Cabbage and root vegetables back on the dinner table
Cows in funny dresses
Cows in funny dresses
Towards cleaner water
Hot stuff
In order to make it easier for the press to access information about our research we have established a guide to our expert scientists
Breeding better barley for feed
Many discarded carrots in trials with varieties of carrots
The world’s largest biogas plant for research purposes is among the research facilities at the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences
Slurry solids can be co-fired with straw in small-scale furnaces
Barley bread for better health
The life and times of the clover seed weevil
DM measurements in maize silage now more precise
10 new opportunities for a research career
New name, sharpened focus
Pigs and willow go well together
Eating time – a future management tool
Impressive progress for the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences
Pioneering breeding method launched
Pioneering breeding method launched
Spotlight on phosphorus and wetlands
Saving precious drops
Reducing emission of greenhouse gases from greenhouses
Helping farmers make smart decisions
10 PhD positions at the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences, Aarhus University, Denmark are open for ambitious candidates
PhD award to DJF scientist
Leaching of pesticides underestimated
Large potential for organic strawberries
Waste not, want not
Easy access to plant protection news
Science needs popular science
Milk better than warm air
12 grants go to foreign students
Spotlight on plant light requirements
”Cool snacks” are hot
Aarhus University has been assigned a key role in the global fight against wheat rusts
Large international seminar on bioenergy in Foulum
Close to the wind
Summer school tackles bioactive natural compounds
Tons of praise for soil course
Chocolate-coloured pigs help scientists
Danish research professor honoured in the US
Denmark has a low use of pesticides
Goodbye to castration?
Novel pork delicacies on the plate
Mushrooms can be vitamin D factories
Plenty of foreign interest in climate degree programme
Water recycled means water saved
Top ranking to the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences
Focus on sulphurous compounds may solve odour problems from pig farms
Milk is not just milk
Nitrate leaching can be predicted
Up-and-coming scientist from the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences awarded the Young Researchers Award
A new grassroots initiative greens up the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences
The important catch crops
Fungus in wheat can be reduced without using chemicals
It is possible to reduce fungicide use in potatoes
22/03/2010
New research professor at the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences
15/03/2010
Blackcurrants, blackberries and raspberries to be climate-proofed
15/03/2010
A gift for the future
11/03/2010
Global strategy for global faculty
01/03/2010
Better undressed than dressed
24/02/2010
Back to nature
24/02/2010
Willow gains territory
24/02/2010
A poor start in life can affect you for life
22/02/2010
Potatoes set to use less water
17/02/2010
Obesity link to gut flora
09/02/2010
Tips for making good silage
09/02/2010
The Danish Council for Strategic Research has a new member from DJF
09/02/2010
Zinc-deficient people will get a helping hand
29/01/2010
Wheat prepared for the future
29/01/2010
First PhD graduate on the way
28/01/2010
Filters set to improve aquatic environment
28/01/2010
Environmentally harmful impurities in mineral fertilizers
28/01/2010
Veterinarians tackle pain in cows differently
28/01/2010
Weak sows will be easier to identify
28/01/2010
Automatic protection of vulnerable nature with new agritechnology
26/01/2010
Crops yield to climate change
26/01/2010
Department of Agricultural Engineering changes its name
25/01/2010
New chairman of poultry science association is from DJF
25/01/2010
DJF scientist appointed visiting professor in China
25/01/2010
Tough times ahead for allergy sufferers
11/01/2010
Steam-treated soil gives healthier carrots
08/01/2010
New head of research unit
08/01/2010
Energy yield from biogas can be improved
07/01/2010
Greenhouse gases are the key to current climate change
07/01/2010
New report reviews available knowledge on threats to agricultural soils
04/01/2010
Scientist at DJF wins innovation prize
21/12/2009
The Danisco prize 2009 goes to DJF scientist
17/12/2009
Holy plant given a renaissance
17/12/2009
The horses’ best friend is a scientist
16/12/2009
Agricultural scientists contribute to climate-friendly cookbook
15/12/2009
Climate scholarships are a huge hit
09/12/2009
Spotlight on climate research
09/12/2009
Pigs eat bread to help human health
02/12/2009
Ensuring good welfare around calving in dairy cattle
26/11/2009
The new General Secretary of Euragri is from DJF
20/11/2009
Ensuring the most exposed animals the best welfare
05/11/2009
Beer prize to scientist at DJF
04/11/2009
Hvordan sikres de mest udsatte husdyr en bedre velfærd?
02/11/2009
Green-crop harvesting can be made more efficient
28/10/2009
The inner secrets of food to be revealed
27/10/2009
Cloned pigs on a human diet
27/10/2009
More to GM crops than meets the eye
25/10/2009
Peatlands are important sources and sinks of greenhouse gases
21/10/2009
Beetles and the human touch
02/10/2009
Degree programme efforts starting to bear fruit
22/09/2009
Selection for large mink works
22/09/2009
Eco-friendly greenhouse plants save on light bills
21/09/2009
Soybeans – a new crop in organic farming
21/09/2009
Danish blueberries – conservation and quality screening
21/09/2009
Cabbage and root vegetables back on the dinner table
21/09/2009
Cows in funny dresses
21/09/2009
Cows in funny dresses
21/09/2009
Towards cleaner water
17/09/2009
Hot stuff
04/09/2009
In order to make it easier for the press to access information about our research we have established a guide to our expert scientists
03/09/2009
Breeding better barley for feed
03/09/2009
Many discarded carrots in trials with varieties of carrots
01/09/2009
The world’s largest biogas plant for research purposes is among the research facilities at the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences
01/09/2009
Slurry solids can be co-fired with straw in small-scale furnaces
01/09/2009
Barley bread for better health
27/08/2009
The life and times of the clover seed weevil
24/07/2009
DM measurements in maize silage now more precise
14/07/2009
10 new opportunities for a research career
13/07/2009
New name, sharpened focus
07/07/2009
Pigs and willow go well together
06/07/2009
Eating time – a future management tool
06/07/2009
Impressive progress for the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences
06/07/2009
Pioneering breeding method launched
06/07/2009
Pioneering breeding method launched
06/07/2009
Spotlight on phosphorus and wetlands
26/06/2009
Saving precious drops
25/06/2009
Reducing emission of greenhouse gases from greenhouses
25/06/2009
Helping farmers make smart decisions
24/06/2009
10 PhD positions at the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences, Aarhus University, Denmark are open for ambitious candidates
22/06/2009
PhD award to DJF scientist
19/06/2009
Leaching of pesticides underestimated
19/06/2009
Large potential for organic strawberries
19/06/2009
Waste not, want not
19/06/2009
Easy access to plant protection news
19/06/2009
Science needs popular science
17/06/2009
Milk better than warm air
17/06/2009
12 grants go to foreign students
16/06/2009
Spotlight on plant light requirements
16/06/2009
”Cool snacks” are hot
16/06/2009
Aarhus University has been assigned a key role in the global fight against wheat rusts
16/06/2009
Large international seminar on bioenergy in Foulum
15/06/2009
Close to the wind
15/06/2009
Summer school tackles bioactive natural compounds
12/06/2009
Tons of praise for soil course
18/05/2009
Chocolate-coloured pigs help scientists
16/05/2009
Danish research professor honoured in the US
15/05/2009
Denmark has a low use of pesticides
12/05/2009
Goodbye to castration?
07/05/2009
Novel pork delicacies on the plate
07/05/2009
Mushrooms can be vitamin D factories
06/05/2009
Plenty of foreign interest in climate degree programme
05/05/2009
Water recycled means water saved
23/04/2009
Top ranking to the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences
21/04/2009
Focus on sulphurous compounds may solve odour problems from pig farms
20/04/2009
Milk is not just milk
17/04/2009
Nitrate leaching can be predicted
17/04/2009
Up-and-coming scientist from the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences awarded the Young Researchers Award
17/04/2009
A new grassroots initiative greens up the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences
16/04/2009
The important catch crops
16/04/2009
Fungus in wheat can be reduced without using chemicals
31/03/2009
It is possible to reduce fungicide use in potatoes
31/03/2009