FOOD SECURITY

Food security

LAUNCH OF RESEARCH PROGRAMME 'TOWARDS PRECISION FARMING 2.0'

Precision farming

INTERNATIONAL LILY CONGRESS IN CHINA IN APRIL

Lily congress

FLATULENT COWS POSSIBLY NOT TO BLAME FOR EXPLOSION IN CATTLE SHED

Explosion in cattle shed

PHOSPHORUS THREATENS EXISTENCE OF ENDANGERED PLANTS

Endangered plants

INSECT EATING MAKES HEADLINES IN THE US

Insects as food

GREAT MISTERY OF A PLANT DEFENCE PATHWAY UNRAVELLED

Plant defence

FEEDING THE WORLD POPULATION SUSTAINABLY AND EFFICIENTLY WITH ECOLOGICALLY INTENSIVE AGRICULTURE

Feeding the world

ECOLOGICAL KNOWLEDGE OFFERS PERSPECTIVES FOR SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE

...reduce the need for fertilizers....

DATA SHARING FOR FOOD SECURITY

Food security

IRRIGATION CAN GIVE RISE TO INCREASED PRECIPITATION

Irrigation

'BIOREFINERY IS KEY TO CIRCULAR ECONOMY'

Renewable resources

WAGENINGEN WORLD ON COMBATING DESERTIFICATION

Erosion can destroy soils...

Economy in Crisis - A Monetary Perspective

What is the cause of the current economic crisis and how do we get out of it?...

Ecological networks and cost-benefit analysis

Increasing pressure on land demands...

Wageningen University collaborates with China on carbon cycle research

The chairgroup Meteorology and Air Quality...

Restrictions on grain exports increase risk of famine in Africa

When food prices were high in 2007 and 2008,...

Wind farm in North Sea has positive net impact on faun

A North-Sea wind farm...

Soil Science in a Changing World

18-22 September  2011

Wageningen

Edible insects produce smaller quantities of greenhouse gasses than cattle

Greenhouse gasses.