Projects and cooperations

Current projects

"Ground2Live"

Vegetable growing

Living lab approach with the aim of integrating cover crops in the form of undersown or catch crops and plowless tillage in vegetable cultivation systems in order to make systems more resilient to climate change.

Pig farming group

Pig farming

On-farm fine-seeded legumes as a significant source of protein in organic pig feeding – optimization of fattening, climate protection and practicability.

"ALLFacts"

EU-consortia Project

Agroecological living labs to accelerate change

"KOMPASS Hessen"

Arable farming

Validation of Cost-Effective Methods for the Practical Measurement of Nitrogen Losses Following the Plowing Under of Legume-Grass Mixtures on Commercial Farms in Hesse

Cooperations

NÖK Hesse

Cooperation

Cooperation between Praxisforschungsnetzwerk Hessen (PFN) and

Hesse Organic Farming and Compost Network (NÖK)

European Network for Agroecology Living Labs and Research Infrastructures

Cooperation

Collaboration of the Practice Research Network Hesse (PFN) in the European Network

Completed projects and collaborations

"Umkreis"

Arable farming

Influence of three plowing methods and different intercrop mixtures on humus build-up and nitrogen retention in the soil-plant system.

"Ökoboden4Resilienz"

Vegetable growing

Effect of compost of animal or plant origin in combination with leguminous and non-leguminous catch crops on the water holding capacity of the soil and humus formation.

Sowing technology ZF

Arable farming

Tine groove (Kuhn Megant), planer (Rath) or Coverseeder (Müthing)? Which variant was best suited for sowing catch crops in 2023?

"ALL Ready" – Pilot Network

Cooperation

Collaboration of the Practice Research Network Hessen (PFN) in the European pilot network for real-world laboratories and research infrastructure

Publications

Contact us

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Praxisforschung für den ökologischen Land- und Gemüsebau
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