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Department of Agronomy and Organic Farming
Secretary: Michaela Meyer
Telefon: +49 (0) 345 55 22 628
Telefax: +49 (0) 345 55 27 023
pflanzenbau@landw.uni-halle.de
Betty-Heimann-Str. 5
D-06120 Halle (Saale)
Germany
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Research & Projects
Research hub on long-term field experiments (LTEs)
Collaborative network & interdisciplinary collaboration
Detailed information can be found at
https://ltehub.landw.uni-halle.de/
Main interest
- Special interest in new agronomical insights based on long-term field experiments (LTEs): https://ltehub.landw.uni-halle.de/
- Designing sustainable and climate-resilient cropping systems
(complex system of “soil x climate x genotype x agronomic management”) - Assessing the impact of current and future climate scenarios on production risk and environmental adaptability of cropping systems depending on agronomic management
- Developing agronomic strategies to improve soil fertility
- Designing soil conserving strategies and site adapted methods of soil cultivation
- Key factors: soil cultivation, crop rotation, catch crops, plant residues, biostimulants
- Key methods: lab analyses, field experiments (exact/on-farm), statistical analyses, agroecosystem modelling, empirical studies
(Photo: Janna Macholdt)
Designing sustainable cropping systems: here we are analysing the impact of crop rotation diversification, introducing legumes and catch crops.
(Photo: Janna Macholdt)
Developing agronomic strategies to improve soil fertility: here we are mainly interested in soil biological and physical parameter.
Current projects
- DiP:SuSaKlim – Superfood from Saxony-Anhalt; climate-adapted crop rotations in organic farming and development of digital value chains for marketing
- Site-differentiated evaluation and crediting of nitrification inhibitors as a climate change mitigation measure in crop production
Completed projects
- Effect of inhibited ammonium sulphate urea on the increase of the nitrogen use efficiency and reduction of ammonia and nitrous oxide emissions due to mineral fertilization
- Effects of heat emission of an underground high voltage direct current transmission on soils and crops in Saxony-Anhalt
- Impact of diverse production systems on yield stability and environmental adaptability of wheat and barley: a study based on long-term field experiments