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News highlighting FiBL’s research, training and advisory services
FiBL Newsletter January 2022
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News
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Legumes are full of protein. Their production has become a trend and the area under legumes is growing. However, fungal diseases are a problem in…
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A lack of structured feed increases the risk of gastric ulcers, a common health problem in pigs. Supplying pigs with grass silage has shown to…
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Over ten years ago, only about 80 hectares of organic peas and fava beans were cultivated in Switzerland. This accounted for only three percent of the…
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The NEFERTITI project, of which FiBL is a partner, organised an online course "How to produce your own farm video to enhance knowledge exchange".…
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Feeding of insects offers new possibilities to overcome the protein gap in organic farming.
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The IFOAM Animal Husbandry Alliance (IAHA) together with the Research Institute of Organic Agriculture (FiBL) organised a well-attended video…
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The online seminar showcasing video production within the context of agricultural projects on September 1, 2020, is now available for viewing and…
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BRESOV (Breeding for Resilient, Efficient and Sustainable Organic Vegetable production) is a Horizon 2020 project which started in May 2018. FiBL…
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Publications
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For the fifth time since 2018, FiBL, together with organic associations, is publishing a list of available cruciferous (cabbage, radish, etc.) and…
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Events
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12 April 2022
Final SolACE conference – Lessons learned and future implications from a Horizon 2020 project
Brussels, Belgium
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New date: 26-29 July 2022
Biofach 2022
Nuremberg, Germany
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FiBL events in other languages
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