Publications

NIBIOs employees contribute to several hundred scientific articles and research reports every year. You can browse or search in our collection which contains references and links to these publications as well as other research and dissemination activities. The collection is continously updated with new and historical material.

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2011

Vitenskapelig kapittel – GENESIS – The largest European groundwater project: lessons learned so far?

Bjørn Kløve, Jens Kværner, Ole Martin Eklo, ...

Bioforsk-konferansen 2011, 6(2), 2011, s.12-12

Forfattere

Bjørn Kløve Jens Kværner Ole Martin Eklo Paul Aakerøy

Sammendrag

No abstract has been registered

Antologi – Towards Sustainable Rural Regions in Europe. Exploring Inter-Relationships Between Rural Policies, Farming, Environment, Demographics, Regional Economies and Quality of Life Using System Dynamics

John Marshall Bryden, Sophia Efstratoglou, Tibor Ferenczi, ...

2011

Redaktører

John Marshall Bryden Sophia Efstratoglou Tibor Ferenczi Tom Johnson Karlheinz Knickel Karen Refsgaard Kenneth J. Thomson

Sammendrag

No abstract has been registered

Vitenskapelig kapittel – NKJ-project 2011-2014 Prediction of storability and biological control for preventing spoilage and quality loss in stored potatoes

May Bente Brurberg, Dan Funck Jensen, M. Pirhonen

PTDW 2011 -Nordic Baltic Potato Tuber-Disease Workshop, 6(10), 2011, s.22-22

Forfattere

May Bente Brurberg Dan Funck Jensen M. Pirhonen

Sammendrag

No abstract has been registered

Vitenskapelig kapittel – Overwintering of the strawberry blossom weevil Anthonomus rubi in Norway

Nina Trandem, Jørn Haslestad

IOBC/WPRS Bulletin - Integrated Plant Protection in Fruit Crops, Subgroup Soft Fruits, 70(), 2011, s.164-164

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Forfattere

Nina Trandem Jørn Haslestad

Sammendrag

No abstract has been registered

Vitenskapelig kapittel – Late autumn treatment with sulphur or rapeseed oil as part of a management strategy for the raspberry leaf and bud mite Phyllocoptes gracilis in "Glen Ample"

Nina Trandem, Rune Vereide, Marianne Bøthun

IOBC/WPRS Bulletin - Integrated Plant Protection in Fruit Crops, Subgroup Soft Fruits, 70(), 2011, s.113-119

Forfattere

Nina Trandem Rune Vereide Marianne Bøthun

Sammendrag

No abstract has been registered

Vitenskapelig kapittel – Mixtures of bottom wood ash and meat and bone meal as NPK fertilizer

Trond Haraldsen, Per Anker Pedersen, Arne Grønlund

Recycling of Biomass Ashes, 2011, s.33-44

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Forfattere

Trond Haraldsen Per Anker Pedersen Arne Grønlund

Sammendrag

No abstract has been registered

Vitenskapelig kapittel – Lessons learnt: summary of experiences and further recommendations

K. Banasik, Lillian Øygarden, L. Hejduk

Prediction and the reduction of diffuse pollution, solid emission and extreme flows from rural areas- a case study of small agricultural catchmentsNavn på utgivelse:Prediction and the reduction of diffuse pollution, solid emission and extreme flows from rural areas- a case study of small agricultural catchments, 2011, s.225-235

Forfattere

K. Banasik Lillian Øygarden L. Hejduk

Sammendrag

No abstract has been registered

Vitenskapelig kapittel – Best management practice in Norway to keep good water quality of surface waters in rural areas

Lillian Øygarden, Trond Børresen

Forfattere

Lillian Øygarden Trond Børresen

Sammendrag

No abstract has been registered

Vitenskapelig kapittel – A comparison of monitoring methods to quantify runoff and nutrient losses in Poland and Norway

L. Hejduk, Johannes Deelstra

Forfattere

L. Hejduk Johannes Deelstra

Sammendrag

No abstract has been registered

Vitenskapelig kapittel – Comparison of hydrology in selected catchments in Poland and Norway with focus on dominating flowpaths and time resolution

Johannes Deelstra, K. Banasik

Forfattere

Johannes Deelstra K. Banasik

Sammendrag

Agriculture contributes a significant portion of the nutrient supply to the environment, being to a large degree responsible for the eutrophication of inland waters and coastal zones. Agricultural practices, climatic conditions, topography and geological conditions are important factors in determining these losses. However, also hydrological flow processes and pathways play an important role in the nutrient and soil loss processes. This chapter presents the results of a comparison of the hydrology in three catchments, two of which are located in Norway and one in Poland.

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