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There is growing interest in the local cultivation of baking wheat. Winter wheat has a wider seeding window than spring wheat and higher yield potential. Depending on the buyer, baking wheat requires a protein content of at least 11.5-12 % and a sedimentation value of at least 30-35 ml.
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Blood, hair, feathers, horn, and bone meal are readily available raw materials for organic commercial fertilizers to supplement the nutrient requirements of organic vegetable cultivation.
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The main objective of this project is to continue, further improve and expand the service for pest monitoring and alerts specifically for organic vegetable growers. This includes:
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The goal of this project is to master the cultivation techniques for both sunflowers as a main crop and sunflowers as a secondary crop following winter cereals. Additionally, we aim to gain insights into the yield and feed value potential under our climatic conditions.
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The sudden emergence of black dots, occurring around three weeks before harvest on the apple variety Natyra® worries organic growers and researchers. This year at harvest spots were bigger and we also saw comparative symptoms on other varieties such as Topaz, Rewena and Wurthwinning.
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Poultry Red Mite (PRM) is the most damaging ectoparasite in poultry. According to estimates, over 90% of Belgian layer farms are infested. But the presence of PRM is not only limited to commercial layer farms: the parasite is ubiquitous in Europe.
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Berry sawfly (Nematus ribesii) is a permanent problem in organic (goose) berry growers. The greedy larvae (bastard caterpillar) can eat all leaves in a very short period of time. As a result, the plant weakens and production loss can occur.
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A contribution to the Flemish Protein strategy by strengthing and perpetuating the collaboration between organic farmers of Biograno and organic processor of La vie est belle: that is the aim of the Tweespan project.
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The EU has set a target of reaching at least 25% organic farmland by 2030, which requires a tripling of the current organic area and the entry of 700,000 new farmers into the organic sector.
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In mechanical weed control, we typically think of spring and summer. However, there are many weeds that grow almost year-round. Chickweed and annual meadow grass are a couple of examples.
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Organic laying poultry farming needs better worm control. The aim of the INTEGRIWORM project is the integrated control of worm infections.
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Sustainable crop protection relies primarily on prevention and natural enemies for a natural biocontrol.
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This project focuses on organic growers of vegetables and/or flowers who use tunnels to extend their growing season and to bring them in the possibility to start selling earlier. The increased temperature and protection against frost create an ideal environment for aphids to reproduce rapidly.
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An certain amount of short chain companies have a small-scale branch of pig farming in addition to their main branch with vegetable cultivation. These companies are interested in the rotation of pigs on their plots in order to create more circularity.
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The target group of this project are organic dairy farmers. In organic dairy farming, it remains a challenge to get more protein from our own crops.
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Phytophthora spp. forms a significant challenge in organic cultivation of raspberries leading to significant economic losses.
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The incentive for this project proposal is the recent increased problem of fruit infesting caterpillars in organic pome fruit orchards.
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The aim of this project is to investigate how we can reduce the problems with powdery mildew in organic cucumber greenhouse cultivation in an economically responsible way. We want to:
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BOWIE aims to address the knowledge gap on ammonia emissions in naturally ventilated pig and poultry barns with outdoor access, and to provide solutions for ammonia emission reduction on organic farms that are ideally widely a