Department of Crop Production Ecology

Seminar by Maja Simpraga-Kiekens from Ghent University. Maja Ghent about the seminar: Plants are chemical factories. They communicate by using chemical signals in the form of plant volatiles. These

Seminar by Maja Simpraga-Kiekens from Ghent University. Maja Ghent about the seminar: Plants are chemical factories. They communicate by using chemical signals in the form of plant volatiles. These

We design our infrastructures, such as bridges, to withstand catastrophic but infrequent events, like floods. Can we use similar reasoning to design our cropping systems? Researchers at SLU and

We design our infrastructures, such as bridges, to withstand catastrophic but infrequent events, like floods. Can we use similar reasoning to design our cropping systems? Researchers at SLU and

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Professor Christine Watson, Scotland’s Rural College, UK, has been awarded KSLAs Wallenberg professorship 2019. At the Swedish University of Agriculture she will contribute to development of new

Professor Christine Watson, Scotland’s Rural College, UK, has been awarded KSLAs Wallenberg professorship 2019. At the Swedish University of Agriculture she will contribute to development of new

Lövsta Field Research Station runs about 70 agricultural field trials in the Uppsala area. Many of the trials are connected to research projects at SLU, but we also welcome external missions. We

Tamm seminar by Marjolein Kops from Noldus information Technology. Learn more about EthoVision XT. At the start of the company Noldus Information Technology, lies the research of Lucas Noldus who,

Tamm seminar by Marjolein Kops from Noldus information Technology. Learn more about EthoVision XT. At the start of the company Noldus Information Technology, lies the research of Lucas Noldus who,

Farmland birds do not only use their sight to find food but also use their sense of smell, according to a new study from the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, SLU. This novel research

Farmland birds do not only use their sight to find food but also use their sense of smell, according to a new study from the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, SLU. This novel research