How can tomatoes, lettuce and other organic crops be produced in greenhouses in Denmark without consuming a lot of energy for heating? And how can a corresponding organic vegetable production be possible in southern Europe without crops being eaten or attached by heat-loving insects and diseases? Researchers from, among others, Department of Food Science will investigate these issues in the new project GreenResilient, which has partners from eight European countries
Organic greenhouse horticulture (OGH)(i.e the production in greenhouses or polytunnels)in the EU sho...
Green revolution of food production policy contributes to environmental degradation, green house gas...
Sustainability is becoming more and more important in the competitive battle between the greenhouse-...
Project flyer of the Greenresilient project. The main objective of the Greenresilient project (Organ...
On August 27th, 19 participants, including several organic growers, met in Årslev, Denmark, for a vi...
The CORE Organic Cofund project GREENRESILIENT will create sustainable and resilient organic and bio...
All over Europe, organic greenhouse production systems are usually very intensive, which threatens t...
Greenhouse production is a highly intensive cropping system that guarantees out‐ofseason production ...
During the last decade, there has been a strong discussion about the principles of organic farming, ...
Greenhouse production is a highly intensive cropping system that guarantees out-of-season production...
European organic greenhouse production systems are extremely differentiated. The more intensive ones...
Greenhouse cultivation is becoming increasingly important in the food supply throughout Europe, even...
The GREENRESILIENT project (Organic and bio-dynamic vegetable production in low-energy GREENhouses –...
The total area occupied in the Netherlands by organic horticulture under glass is growing steadily. ...
Organic greenhouse horticulture (OGH)(i.e the production in greenhouses or polytunnels)in the EU sho...
Green revolution of food production policy contributes to environmental degradation, green house gas...
Sustainability is becoming more and more important in the competitive battle between the greenhouse-...
Project flyer of the Greenresilient project. The main objective of the Greenresilient project (Organ...
On August 27th, 19 participants, including several organic growers, met in Årslev, Denmark, for a vi...
The CORE Organic Cofund project GREENRESILIENT will create sustainable and resilient organic and bio...
All over Europe, organic greenhouse production systems are usually very intensive, which threatens t...
Greenhouse production is a highly intensive cropping system that guarantees out‐ofseason production ...
During the last decade, there has been a strong discussion about the principles of organic farming, ...
Greenhouse production is a highly intensive cropping system that guarantees out-of-season production...
European organic greenhouse production systems are extremely differentiated. The more intensive ones...
Greenhouse cultivation is becoming increasingly important in the food supply throughout Europe, even...
The GREENRESILIENT project (Organic and bio-dynamic vegetable production in low-energy GREENhouses –...
The total area occupied in the Netherlands by organic horticulture under glass is growing steadily. ...
Organic greenhouse horticulture (OGH)(i.e the production in greenhouses or polytunnels)in the EU sho...
Green revolution of food production policy contributes to environmental degradation, green house gas...
Sustainability is becoming more and more important in the competitive battle between the greenhouse-...