Success story since 2005: DPG and JKI organise 11th Plant Protection & Plant Health Symposium in Braunschweig
80 participants from 9 nations discuss scientific innovations and regulatory challenges in the field of biocontrol at the PPPHI Symposium
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JKI and CIMMYT organise joint workshop to link fundamental research with applied wheat breeding
From February 11th to 12th 2025, the workshop ‘Bridging Fundamental Research and Applied Wheat Breeding – improving yield, climate resilience and resource use efficiency in wheat’ brought together leading scientists at the JKI in Berlin.
MonViA indicator report presented: Milestone for biodiversity and sustainable agriculture
The MonViA indicator report was presented today at the International Green Week in Berlin.
Science on a mission for a sustainable bioeconomy - GFFA Innovation Forum in Berlin
Last week, we had the great honour of presenting our research as part of the scientific cooperation with the Uruguayan National Agricultural Research Institute (INIA) during the Global Forum for Food and Agriculture (GFFA) in Berlin. This cooperation is a central component of the Uruguayan-German Agricultural Dialogue (DAUA), which was launched in…
Peat substitutes: Summary of the ToPGa joint project
The concluding event of the three-year research project took place in Berlin at the end of October. Among other things, the project participants tested new peat substitutes for horticulture and evaluated various substrate compositions in economic and ecological terms.
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Strip cropping with oilseed rape and wheat is a promising strategy for promoting biodiversity in agroecosystems
A four-year project by JKI and Kiel University involving 15 farms in Lower Saxony and Saxony-Anhalt has shown that strip cropping can increase biodiversity with only slight reductions in yield. Researchers are investigating what incentives are needed in practice to establish the system in the long term.
Henrik Hartmann once again belongs to the world's most cited researchers
In 2024 the forest scientist and head of the JKI Institute for Forest Protection receives the award of the analytics company Clarivate again
JKI advises and researches on climate-adapted farming in Zambia
To mark the BMEL's forthcoming Africa concept, JKI President Frank Ordon accompanied German Agriculture Minister Özdemir on his Africa tour. JKI researchers presented their cooperation with the German-Zambian Agricultural Training Center on site.
Sulaiman Abdulsalam wants to understand the “battle within the soil”
At JKI, the Humboldt Fellow from Nigeria aims to find out how crop plants use microorganisms to defend themselves against plant-parasitic nematodes.
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JKI discussed its research at Wheat Pathogens Symposium in Perth
The 3rd International Wheat Congress took place from 22-27 Sept 2024 in Perth Australia. JKI was prominently represented by Wheat Initiative and AHEAD.