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Who is actually fertilising whom?

Created by Lukas Maschek | 07/16/2024 |   SLW News

Combining soil health and crop yield. Is that possible? The team of researchers led by Felix Milke wants to get to the bottom of this and other…

In-depth: DOK trial shows that biodynamic agriculture releases fewer greenhouse gases

Created by Lukas Maschek | 04/22/2024 |   Research-Results

This article goes into more detail on the study report on the review by Skinner et al. of the escape of greenhouse gases from agricultural…

DOK trial shows that biodynamic agriculture releases fewer greenhouse gases

Created by Lukas Maschek | 03/25/2024 |   Research

Whether through fertiliser production or field work, agricultural practices release greenhouse gases. Using the DOK experiment, Skinner et al.…

What is the DOK trial?

Created by Lukas Maschek | 03/11/2024 |   Research

The DOK trial comes up repeatedly when talking about organic farming. It provides invaluable results, especially for biodynamic agriculture. But what…

Farmyard manure improves soil properties in long-term experiment

Created by Lukas Maschek | 03/29/2023 |   Research-Results-Methodology-Comparison

The biodynamic method is the oldest certified way of practising organic agriculture. Despite a growing number of studies on the effects of biodynamic…

Distinguishing between different agricultural practices using crystallisation patterns

Created by Lukas Maschek | 03/08/2023 |   Research-Results-Methodology-Comparison

In a study from 2022, a research team led by Jürgen Fritz examined crystallisation images from samples of wheat, grapes and rocket grown according to…

DOK study compares soil quality of different cropping systems after 42 years of agricultural use

Created by Lukas Maschek | 02/22/2023 |   Research-Results-Methodology-Comparison

How do different farming systems influence soil quality over time? The DOK trial (BioDynamic, BioOrganic, Konventionell (German for conventional))…

Biodynamic agriculture favours adaptive fungal communities

Created by Lukas Maschek | 12/09/2022 |   Research-Results-Methodology-Comparison

Agroecosystems are managed by humans but remain subject to ecological processes. The type and intensity of management measures have an impact on the…

Differences in stress reaction between biodynamic and conventional vines

Created by Lukas Maschek | 11/08/2022 |   Research-Results-Methodology-Comparison

In a paper published in 2018, a French research team examined biodynamic and conventional viticulture methods. The researchers, led by Isabelle…

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An update on image forming methods

Created by Laila Grillo | 04/08/2022 |   Research-Results-Methodology-Comparison

Image-creating methods contribute significantly to the determination of food quality attributes, as the following abstract shows. The study is…

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Quality assessment of grape juice using image forming methods

Created by Laila Grillo | 03/31/2022 |   Viticulture

Grape juice produced under biodynamic management ages less quickly – a sought-after quality characteristic. A research group around Jürgen Fritz has…

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Spatial Differentiation of Physical and Chemical Soil Parameters under Integrated, Organic, and Biodynamic Viticulture

10/15/2020 |   Viticulture
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Vineyard soils show an increased risk of degradation due to being intensively cultivated. The preservation of soil integrity and fertility…

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