SLU calculates and reports emissions and uptake from Sweden's Land use, Land Use Change and Forestry sector (LULUCF).
One Health Sweden is a network of researchers with interest in zoonotic infections. The network is supported by several universities and governmental organizations, and constitutes a sustainable intellectual platform where veterinarians, physicians, molecular biologists, ecologists and environmental chemists can interact and create synergies.
Combating and controlling zoonotic infections effectively, requires researchers to use a “One World – One Health” perspective. The principle aim of One Health Sweden is to provide a platform for interdisciplinary collaboration. The rationale is to use and collaborate within already established research structures.
November 2020 saw the launch of AgriFoSe2030’s second programme phase and with that, the end of i...
Smallholder farming systems make up a majority of farms in low-income countries, contributing to...
SLU and FAO have jointly published a new report on how a high dairy productivity can be achieved...
The network Global Agenda for Sustainable Livestock and SLU Global hosted on 17 November a very...
Join this open online course (MOOC), Effective Livestock Production with Low Use of Antibiotics....
