Platform Plant Protection

The general aim of the focus group is to gather competence and interest in plant protection within SLU and among stakeholders for a group of crops grown on nearly half of the Swedish arable land. It

The general aim of the focus group is to describe the key plant protection problems in root and tuber crops, identify the knowledge gaps, point out the direction for relevant actions, raise funding

Platform Plant Protection will support a number of PhD-students from SLU that want to attend the plant protection conference (Nationella växtskyddskonferensen 2018, 14-15 november 2018) by paying

Potato is a crop with many serious diseases, for example potato blight, that require extensive and repeated treatments with pesticides in Swedish potato production. To find alternative pest

Potato is a crop with many serious diseases, for example potato blight, that require extensive and repeated treatments with pesticides in Swedish potato production. To find alternative pest

The Centre for Biological Control, CBC, held a symposium in honor of Dr Margareta Hökeberg who will retire after a long and successful career as an internationally recognized expert in the use of

The Centre for Biological Control, CBC, held a symposium in honor of Dr Margareta Hökeberg who will retire after a long and successful career as an internationally recognized expert in the use of

To strengthen the plant protection research at SLU, the vice chancellor has given the Platform Plant Protection at SLU the mission and funding to promote and coordinate plant protection research

Platform Plant Protection Platform Plant Breeding Platform Crop Production Systems

A workshop to increase interdisciplinary collaboration between researchers at SLU. The expected outcomes are: knowledge exchange, initiation of common project applications and interdisciplinary

Great expectations are placed on the fungus Clonostachys roseas potential as a future biocontrol agent against a number of different diseases. A new study from SLU reveals that C. rosea utilizes

Great expectations are placed on the fungus Clonostachys roseas potential as a future biocontrol agent against a number of different diseases. A new study from SLU reveals that C. rosea utilizes