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This European portal is dedicated to EU-funded research in agriculture, fisheries, forestry and rural development. Users will find here all information related to research themes, research projects, on-going and future calls, related policies, future research and all practical information (calendar, contacts, publications). This information website is managed by DG Research - E4 Unit, in charge of Agriculture, Forests , Fishing and Aquaculture. This portal covers past, on-going and future activities, led under the several Research & Development Framework Programmes (FP4, FP5, FP6 & FP7).


LATEST NEWS


Success stories :
Sabre (Eggshell quality) - FOOD-CT-2006-016250

Summary of the EU research project Sabre in the framework of the FP6 programme | 16.08.2010

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Fisheries & Marine :
New publication:
FP7 COOPERATION - THEME 2
Fisheries, Aquaculture, Food safety & quality, and Marine Biotechnology projects Interim Catalogue (2007-2009)
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Workshop: Second Technology Transfer Workshop on Waste Management in Aquaculture, Fisheries and Farming

After three years of strong cooperation between European and INCO countries, Aquagris project arrives to its end and celebrates its Final Meeting. This event will include an open workshop (under free registration) that will present part of the results of the project. This event will be held on the 4th of May, 2010 in the Congress Center of the Bremen Exhibition Center (Messe).
This Workshop will take place one day before the Europe`s leading trade show for energy from waste and biomass, Waste to Energy Fair (5th-6th of May). More information about Fair exhibitors and Conference program at: www.wte-expo.com & www.aquagris.org

- Aquagris Workshop Program [ 187 kb ]

Success stories: Plants and their extracts and other natural alternatives to antimicrobials in feeds

Summary of the EU research project REPLACE in the framework of the FP6 programme | 09.04.2010

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Success stories: The tomato genome decoded (Eu-Sol FOOD-CT-2006-016214)

Summary of the EU research project Eu-Sol in the framework of the FP6 programme | 03.03.2010

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Library: So Far Project

Summary of the EU research project SoFar in the framework of the FP6 programme | 30.11.2009

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Success stories: project MED-VET-NET

Summary of the EU research project MED-VET-NET (call: FP6-2002-Food-1) in the framework of the FP6 programme | 25.10.2009

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Success stories: project PROTECTOR (FOOD-CT-2005-514082)
Phosphorus is an essential, critical and limited nutrient in crop production with no alternative substitutes. All living organisms require phosphorus to grow and it forms part of important life sustaining molecules such as DNA and RNA. | 25.08.2009

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Events: 4th SABRE Conference at EAAP

Barcelona from 24th-27th August 2009
| 18.08.2009
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This year, the 4th SABRE Conference will be integrated with the 60th Annual Meeting of the European Association for Animal Production (EAAP) in Barcelona from 24th-27th August 2009.

There will be 21 theatre presentations and 13 posters arising from SABRE research, distributed throughout the four days of the conference, and there will be one dedicated EADGENE-SABRE session, titled “Molecular tools for disease resistance” on Thursday 27th August, during which the SABRE Work Packages on Gut Health (WP4) and Udder Health (WP5) will be addressed. A list with all SABRE presentations at the 60th EAAP is available on the SABRE website at www.sabre-eu.eu > News and Events > 4th SABRE Conference.

The EAAP meetings attract typically 600-800 scientists, guaranteeing a broad dissemination of results. From the EAAP’s point of view, the inclusion of the SABRE Conference into EAAP programme adds some ‘spice’ to the Genetics sessions. From the SABRE perspective it aids dissemination of our results to a wider audience than we would usually reach at our annual conferences.

Further information for the meeting is available from EAAP at www.eaap2009.com and the book of abstracts can be downloaded from www.wageningenacademic.com/eaap2009.

Open call for expression of interest

ECVAM is renewing its Advisory Structure

ECVAM, the European Centre for the Validation of Alternative Methods is renewing its Scientific Advisory Structure. An Open Call for the Expression of interest to become a member of the ECVAM Scientific Advisory Committee (ESAC) has been published. For more information: http://ecvam.jrc.ec.europa.eu/index.htm. The deadline is 30 September 2009.

The 19 ESAC members will be in charge of advising ECVAM on all scientific aspects of its work and in particular with regard to the scientific validity of methods that would replace, reduce or refine animal experiments. The ECVAM plenary will be supported by specialist experts who will prepare peer reviews of validation reports and provide specialist input to ESAC whenever needed.


Events: Delivering Animal Welfare and Quality: Transparency in the food production chain

8–9 October 2009 in Uppsala, Sweden
| 26.06.2009
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The Final Stakeholder conference of the research project Welfare Quality® wil be held on 8 and 9 October 2009, in Uppsala Sweden. This conference will be organised in close collaboration with the Swedish ministry of Agriculture during Sweden’s´ presidency of the European Union. (see website http://www.se2009.eu)

The meeting is intended for representatives from the business sector and stakeholder organisations, as well as animal welfare experts and decision-makers in the field.

The conference will focus on the final results from the EU-financed research project, Welfare Quality®. Since 2004, the project has been developing a scientifically based on-farm assessment system for evaluating how well livestock are cared for and ways to feed this information back to farmers, consumers and other stakeholders. Welfare Quality also developed tools and strategies to support implementation. Another topic of discussion at the conference will be how to improve global animal welfare.

The conference is free of charge but participants pay for their own travel and accommodation. The number of participants is limited. Hotel accommodation has been reserved in Uppsala and will be available for booking when registering to attend the conference, which can be done from July onwards. More detailed information and invitations will be sent out in June.

More information: Welfare Quality® project, www.welfarequality.net

FP7: Agripolicy is a European support action which is focussed on the agricultural and rural sectors of central and eastern Europe.  The overall objective of the project is to support the formulation of Community agricultural policies through developing networking and information sharing, providing direct scientific inputs for policy formulation, preparing future analyses and strengthening the analytical capabilities of partner research organisations involved in the project.  The main focus is on market policy and rural development policy. | 26.05.2009

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Success stories: project LAB-ON-SITE (SSPE-CT-2004-513645)
Ten infectious, transboundary animal diseases (TADs), listed as notifiable by the OIE, (World Organization for Animal Health) - foot-and-mouth disease (FMD), swine vesicular disease (SVD), vesicular stomatitis (VS), classical swine fever (CSF), African swine fever (ASF), bluetongue (BT), African horse sickness (AHS), Newcastle disease (ND), highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) and swine influenza (SI) - were the subjects of this international research project of the EU. | 20.05.2009

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Success stories: The EU-funded project CSFVACCINE & WILD BOAR (SSPE-CT-2003-501599).
Classical swine fever virus (CSFV) is a recurring infection of domestic pigs and wild boar. Notwithstanding the relative success in eradicating the disease in certain parts of Europe and despite intensive efforts on national as well as on international level, the complete eradication of CSF in Europe has proved to be elusive. | 06.04.2009

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Success stories:
The EU-funded project RAMSOIL (FP6-SSP-2006-044240) have presented the results of their two-year studies on Harmonization of Risk Assessment Methodologies for Soil Threats in Europe in a Workshop held in Brussels on January 26th 2009. More than 30 people participated in representation of stakeholders from 12 European countries. The European Commission was represented by officers from relevant services in DG ENV, DG AGRI and DG RTD. More information on the project results and deliverables are available on the project website www.ramsoil.eu. | 29.01.2008

- Ramsoil pdf flyer [ 3.5 mb]



CALENDAR & EVENTS

--- Coming Events ---
Second Technology Transfer Workshop on Waste Management in Aquaculture, Fisheries and Farming
--- Past Events ---

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European Food Science Day - 18 November 2009 Bruxelles.

°3rd International Feed Safety Conference - Method of Challenges - 6-7 Oct. 2009 Wangeningen

° 4th SABRE Conference at EAAP - 24-27 August '09 Barcelona

LATEST PUBLICATIONS


Project Report [FP6]:
Virology and the Honey Bee - [pdf 7.88mb]| 27-10-2008

Proceedings [FP7]: Forest governance and the role of forestry research: Proceedings - EC/FTPC5 Workshop Kranska Gora Slovenia 19-21 May 2008 - [pdf 1.89mb]| 27-10-2008


Success Stories


° The GoFOR project

° Cerberus project

° Cros conta

° csfvaccine project

° Laywell project

° Mastitis project

° Pcvd project

° Prion project

° Wq project

° Ramsoil

° Lab-On-Site

° MED-VET-NET

° Replace - New

° Sabre - New

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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