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New project researches climate-neutral agriculture in the EU

20. Jan 2023 by Odd Roger Langørgen

Agriculture and forestry can play a key role in determining when the EU achieves its goal of climate neutrality. Ruralis is one of 17 institutes in a new international research project that is looking to explain how.

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Comment: Access to feed is also food security

17. Jan 2023 by Odd Roger Langørgen

Obtaining feed is one of the keys to future growth in Norwegian salmon farming

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Better drying techniques can reduce food waste

2. Nov 2022 by Odd Roger Langørgen

New technology for sun-drying fruit and vegetables can reduce food waste for farmers in Nepal and Bhutan.

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Resource Management

The new oil

13. Jun 2022 by Odd Roger Langørgen

News from the Bioshare-project:

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The Grain, the War and our Food Security

20. May 2022 by Odd Roger Langørgen

The war in Ukraine changes all preconditions for current Norwegian food security policy. I believe that a broad review that includes all societal interests is necessary.

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Artificial meat as a mirror of society

18. May 2022 by Odd Roger Langørgen

Artificial meat is real meat that is produced artificially in laboratories and bioreactors.

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Ruralis research on gender and equity in EU project

8. Mar 2022 by Odd Roger Langørgen

Ruralis researcher Madeleine Gustavsson will play a central role in the large-scale EU project EmpowerUs. The project will enable coastal communities to meet the challenges of the future, and Gustavsson will contribute to researching gender and equity issues that arise…

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Now you can test whether new technology is ready to be used

9. Feb 2022 by Odd Roger Langørgen

Smart technology is spreading at full speed into agriculture, but how well do the products actually work? Using a new tool, we can now evaluate and map how mature the new products are and, thus, how close they are to…

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Kick-off for the development of new solutions in the feeding system

4. Feb 2022 by Odd Roger Langørgen

It was a virtual kick-off for the new large collaborative project, SusFeed – Sustainable feed production from Norwegian bio-resources for livestock and aquaculture. The project will provide answers to some of the challenges the feed supply has regarding sustainability and…

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Local communities in village and tow..

Nordic conference for rural research: Finland, Spring 2022

25. Nov 2021 by Odd Roger Langørgen

The 6th Nordic Conference for Rural Research: Rural Truths, which had to be postponed in 2020, will now be held May 23rd-25th 2022 in Tahko, Finland.

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What do we do with resistant bacteria in agriculture?

4. Oct 2021 by Odd Roger Langørgen

Bacteria that can no longer be fought by antibiotics are a significant threat to public health. New research will find answers to how agriculture can defend itself against this type of bacteria.

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Research will help farmers with substance abuse problems

21. Sep 2021 by Odd Roger Langørgen

What are the best measures to help farmers deal with substance abuse problems? Researchers will investigate this in a new project.

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To develop agricultural advice with a long-term perspective

15. Sep 2021 by Odd Roger Langørgen

Farmers need advisers when making decisions for the next 20 to 30 years. But how can the adviser know what is best?

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Corona can make nature-based tourism flourish

11. Jun 2021 by Odd Roger Langørgen

Is it possible for the tourism industry to get something positive out of the corona pandemic? Yes, Ruralis researchers believe, pointing to local, nature-based tourism.

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COVID-19 intensifies hunger among refugees

9. Jun 2021 by Odd Roger Langørgen

Food security among refugees has deteriorated drastically during the COVID-19 pandemic. In the Adjumani district in northern Uganda, 90 percent of refugees receive too little food, a new study shows.

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Scaring elks to avoid train accidents

9. Jun 2021 by Odd Roger Langørgen

Preliminary results indicate it is possible to scare elks away from the railway track using sound.

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“The good farmer” is motivated by more than just money

9. Jun 2021 by Odd Roger Langørgen

Being a good farmer is not just a matter of finances. The satisfaction that comes from running an operation well and gaining recognition from others are also important factors. However, new technology can cause the "good farmer" as we know…

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Developing tools for a more climate friendly agricultural policy

9. Jun 2021 by Odd Roger Langørgen

How can agriculture cut greenhouse gas emissions and become more sustainable to meet the goals of the Paris Agreement? Ruralis is participating in a new project that will develop the necessary tools to achieve these targets.

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