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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).
NUE-Corps: “Workshops in advanced methods in crop breeding “ Newcastle January 2012
17.01 - Workshop 1: Methods/strategies for QTL identification, association genetics and marker-assisted breeding 18.01 - Workshop 2: Application of transcriptomic and proteomic methods/approaches in crop breeding
Project info Workshops Flyer & regiostration form
Success stories : Sabre (all) - Compilation /of the summary/ of the all projects Sabre in the framework of the FP6 programme | 18.10.2011
Events: “Entrepreneurial Agriculture – Meeting Changed Market Demands and Social Requirements “ GEWISOLA 2011
Business companies of the agrifood sector are facing the challenge to adapt to climate change, technological progress and changing consumption patterns. At the same time, they are supposed to provide a broad range of ...
Events: September 21st (Brussels)
"Soil organic matter - the old truth and new challenges"
The international conference "Soil organic matter - the old truth and new challenges". The conference is jointly organised by the Polish Presidency of the Council and the European Commission.
Improved immunity of aquacultured animals. IMAQUANIM.
Highlights from the integrated research project IMAQUANIM
supported by the European Commission’s FP6 programme | 05.01.2011
Library: A decade of EU-funded GMO research (2001 - 2010)
This publication summarises the results of 50 selected research projects on genetically modified organisms (GMO), co-funded by the European Commission under the Framework Programmes for Research and Innovation, and conducted in the period 2001 - 2010, including a summary of the latest Eurobarometer survey 2010 on Life Sciences and Biotechnology.
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
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
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
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
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