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Dr. Annett Weltrowski
phone: 0345 55 22 302
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Karl-Freiherr-von-Fritsch-Str. 4
06120 Halle / Saale
Vorsitzender der Studien- und Prüfungsausschüsse BSc und MSc Agrarwissenschaften:
Prof. Dr. Klaus Pillen
Institute of Agricultural and Nutritional Sciences

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Managing Director direktor@landw.uni-halle.de | Prof. Dr. Norbert Hirschauer |
Deputy Directors | Prof. Dr. Robert Mikutta Prof. Dr. Andrea Henze |
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Tel: +49(0)345 - 55 22 301
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Head of office: Dr. Annett Weltrowski
Phone: +49(0)345 - 55 22 302
annett.weltrowski@landw.uni-halle.de
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Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg
Naturwissenschaftliche Fakultät III
Institut für Agrar- und Ernährungswissenschaften
06099 Halle
Spannendes und Erfolgreiches
Ernährungswissenschaften der MLU übernehmen wissenschaftliche Leitung des 62. Kongresses der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Ernährung

Prof. Andrea Henze, Prof. Gabriele Stangl and Prof. Wim Wätjen are responsible for the scientific organization of this year's DGE Congress with their expertise in the field of nutritional science, which they have placed under the theme “What determines our food choices? The influence of culture and biology”.
How get the pig your snout

The domestic animal collection from the MLU Institute of Agriculture is making headlines with its pigs. A team led by Dr. Renate Schafberg has discovered that domestic pigs have changed significantly over the last 100 years. Breeding selection has greatly shortened the pig's snout and widened its skull. Humans have done it: evolution in fast-forward.
Puzzle of plant proteins

see PDF MZ Press Article
2025-01-07-Mitteldeutsche-Zeitung-SFB-MZ.pdf
(2.9 MB) vom 15.01.2025
Senkt Hedging das unternehmerische Risiko?

A study of 2,200 farms by Lukas Sigl and Prof. Norbert Hirschauer shows that in the majority of cases, “hedging” with commodity futures would have only slightly reduced or even increased “whole-farm risk”. This contradicts the positive and hasty assessment of many agricultural economists.
01-2025-DLG-Mitteilungen(Sigl+Hirschauer).pdf
(2.3 MB) vom 18.02.2025