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Diversification
Expanding crop rotation with soybeans

organic soy, soybean, organic soybean cultivation

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Diversification
Ancient cereal variety tests and product development

, ancient cereals, ancient grain, grains, organic grain, organic grains, cereal

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Landrace tomatoes - cultivation technologies

, landrace, tomato, landrace tomatoes, organic tomato

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Completed international projects
Farmer's Pride

Our global product supply rely on just a few, commonly cultivated plants, which are vulnerable to the increasingly extreme and unpredictable effects of climate change.

organic food, organic agriculture, organic, sustainable, climate change, landscape

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Completed on-farm researches
On-farm beekeeping research network

Today the honeybee parasite Varroa mite (Varroa destructor) causes the most serious economic damages to beekeepers. Varroa mite directly interferes into the life of bee colonies by feeding on the body fluid of bee larvae and imagos resulting in smaller, underdeveloped bees and shorter lifespan. In addition, the mite also spreads viruses, and by weakening the bee colony it makes bees susceptible to other pathogens as well. Through false orientation, robbing or the relocation of combs mites may get into new bee colonies. 

on-farm research, honeybee, varroe mite, organic honey

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Completed international projects
Organic seed -
LIVESEED

The aim of this four-year EU research project is to enhance organic seed use and plant breeding, thus increasing the performance and sustainability of organic farming.

ömki, organic farming, organic agriculture, sustainability, organic, eco, agriculture, seed, LIVESEED, plant breeding

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