Visitors who approach the student reporters by themself to suggest interesting content to report about are always highly appreciated – especially when it is as interesting as the projects of Agrecol, a working group that
As the Tropentag 2023 conference approached its climax, participants had the opportunity to browse posters and listen to several oral presentations from different scientists across the world. The projects unveiled a plethora of intriguing results
Summary of the first keynote speeches of Tropentag 2023, hosted by Professor Johan Swinnen, Jody Harris, and Dr. Catherine Nakalembe
Can agroecology feed the world? A workshop to discuss whether agroecology is a viable solution, and which obstacles can prevent this?
Outcome of Association Carina Carneiro de Melo Moura from Universität Göttingen gave a really interesting talk on how the root of plants provides a home for fungi and how beneficial it is for both the
For Harold Roy-Macauley, it is his first time in Czech Republic and he already noticed that Prague is a city of romance. He appreciates that the organizing committee chose Africa Rice as the center feature
Uzbek farmers are no strangers to drought. The double-landlocked Central Asian country was the center of an ecological disaster long before the climate crisis took center stage in the agricultural sector. Starting in the 1960s,
The mood in the lecture hall B1 was a little solemn as Professor Folkard Asch handed over the mic to Dr. Chagunda for his welcome speech, officially marking the beginning of proceedings. We didn’t know
Schools gardens are one strategy schools across the globe are using to increase nutritional security and appreciation of nature in their students. These gardens help children learn biology and ecology firsthand, and also supply fresh
If you had trouble during the pandemic getting the things you wanted to buy, you were far from alone. From the fields to the markets, Covid-19 completely changed how we interact with not only each