Join our team: Open PhD position at IAPAS in Poland
The Institute of Agrophysics at the Polish Academy of Sciences in Lublin, Poland is searching for a PhD candidate to research intercropping.
Digging deep: Sampling European soils to explore the benefits of intercropping
What are the benefits of intercropping for the soil and the rhizosphere (the area surrounding the plant roots)? To answer this question, we embarked on a soil and plant root … Read more
Sustainable agriculture practises in the EU
A new article on Earth.Org explores how LEGUMINOSE is paving the way for eco-friendly farming practices.
Farm walk and workshop on intercropping in Oxfordshire, UK
Join us for a workshop and farm walk at Ben Adams’ cereal farm to learn more about cereal-legume intercropping.
We are rolling: LEGUMINOSE roll-up poster published
Check out the roll-up for a quick overview of the LEGUMINOSE project.
Learn about best practices for growing legumes at Agritec´s Legumes Field Day
The upcoming event will provie insights into legumes growing practices, drawing on experience from various field trials with pea, faba bean, soybean and lupin.
Calling all British farmers interested in intercropping
We are in the news: New LEGUMINOSE article in CORDIS about our on-farm living labs
Intercropping can ensure sustainability and food security
Our partners at Aarhus University summarise the goals and approach of LEGUMINOSE in a press release.
On-farm living labs: How to participate in research on intercropping
On-farm living labs create a space for joint research between science and practice. Watch our webinar recording to learn more about our project and why we are choosing living labs as research tools.
Sustainable soil management in the UK: Join our intercropping trials
An article in Farmers Guardian highlights our call for UK farmers to participate in our on-farm living labs to explore the advantages of diversifying your crops.