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In-situ measurement of meat

Beef is a highly demanded food and plays an important role in the everyday diet for many people. The most common methods for measuring meat quality attributes are pH, colour, water-holding capacity,

Watch the webinar about the EU's proposal for a directive on soil monitoring

On July 5, the EU Commission presented a proposal for a directive on soil monitoring. The directive was discussed on July 11 by European researchers and Mirco Barbero, representative from the EU

Webinar: The EU Proposal for a Law on Soil

markmiljo-webb@slu.se Welcome to an EJP SOIL Webinar on “The EU Proposal for a Law on Soil” with keynote speaker Mirco Barbero of DG Environment at the European Commission. The new Soil Law Proposal

Milk_quality_factors

Close monitoring of raw milk quality is vital, as high quality in the final product can only be achieved using high-quality raw milk. Hence, approaches to characterise the raw milk, factors

In-situ measurement of meat

Beef is a highly demanded food and plays an important role in the everyday diet for many people. The most common methods for measuring meat quality attributes are pH, colour, water-holding capacity,

Webinar: Soil Health Indicators

markmiljo-webb@slu.se Welcome to an open webinar titled “Soil Health Indicators”. This webinar will present key findings of research projects within EJP SOIL that feed into the upcoming EU Soil

Webinar: Land Degradation & Healthy Soils

Webinar: Land Degradation & Healthy Soils markmiljo-webb@slu.se Welcome to a webinar, hosted by the research programme EJP SOIL, about land degradation and how it can be monitored at an EU level.

The fusion of NJV + VPE

Since the first of January 2023 SLU has merged parts of the Department of Agricultural Research for Northern Sweden (NJV) with the Department of Crop Production Ecology (VPE). It is the NJV research

The importance of soil for food and climate in the spotlight during World Soil Day

Soil is the basis for our food supply, and also has an important role to play in climate change. To draw attention to soil and the ecosystem services it provides, a day with seminars was organised at

World Soil Day 2022: ”Soils, where food begins”

World Soil Day 2022: ”Soils, Where food begins” amanda.oberg@slu.se Agricultural soils are the foundation of our food supply. But to keep our soils capable of delivering such an important ecosystem

Seminar: TRACE-Soils Online Scientific Forum

Seminar: "Sustainable agriculture to support soil function and biodiversity" amanda.oberg@slu.se The TRACE-Soils project, funded by the EJP SOIL program, aims to identify the mechanisms

Pekka Huhtanen retirement seminar

Pekka Huhtanen retirement seminar johanna.wallsten@slu.se Welcome to a day where we look back on Pekka Huhtanen's career as a scientist. Pekka Huhtanen has had a long academic career within the

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