Higher yields and more income for Indian smallholders Published: 21.11.2022 The NIBIO-coordinated Resilience project is having a positive impact on the livelihoods of Indian smallholders in Odisha and Assam states.
A Novel EU Project Provides Forest Information for Europe’s Roadmap Towards Climate Neutrality Published: 08.11.2022 A better monitoring of Europe’s forest will help countries mitigate and adapt to climate change.
On the search for Europe’s best natural/small water retention measures Published: 06.10.2022 Which measures are best suited to retain water and nutrients in small agricultural catchments? And how can these measures be combined so that they become more cost-effective where they are implemented? This is something European researchers are investigating in collaboration with relevant stakeholders.
The Rusaset-project nominated for the Landscape Award of the Council of Europe Published: 30.09.2022 The reestablishment of the lake Rusasetvatnet in Ørland based on plans developed by NIBIO, is Norway's largest environmental restoration project for wetlands.
Global collaboration on food security more important than ever Published: 09.09.2022 International collaboration on innovative technologies for climate smart food production, is vital for global food security. This was the key message from the speakers at the annual Sinograin II conference.
New digital plant health project opened in Malawi Published: 26.08.2022 A new international research project will introduce innovative technologies in Malawi to improve pest and disease management in agriculture.
National monitoring programme for soil health Published: 12.07.2022 Norway is finally following the EU in establishing a national monitoring programme for soil health.
Innovative digital plant health service to improve food security in Malawi Published: 11.05.2022 NIBIO is leading a NOK 50 million international project in Malawi, which will establish a digital agricultural plant health service, providing farmers with a tool for targeted and efficient pest and disease management, increasing yield and reducing the need for pesticides.
Pollinators feed the world - now they need our help Published: 28.04.2022 VIDEO: Pollinating insects play an important role in terrestrial ecosystems and are essential for national and global food production. See what is being done to help them and how you can contribute in your own way.
40 years of service to plant virology Published: 29.03.2022 For almost 40 years, research professor Dag Ragnar Blystad has been involved in diagnosing and controlling plant viruses, viroids and phytoplasmas. Now he will receive an honorary doctorate at the University of Helsinki.
Biochar for improved soil nutrient management and reduced pesticide exposure Published: 17.03.2022 Agricultural production practices can have negative impacts on soil quality, environmental and food safety. Now an international team of scientists aim to develop combined solutions to address these concerns.
Harvested forest area in Europe did not increase abruptly Published: 10.03.2022 In July 2020 Nature published some surprising results showing an abrupt increase in harvested forest area in Europe. A new study provides empirical insights into where the Nature-study went wrong.