Organic food and food production
Business development and bioeconomy / Organic food and food production
Organic food and food production has become an ever-increasing and more common part of Norwegian agriculture and consumption in recent years. In agriculture, this is a separate mode of operation or production method that sets out detailed minimum requirements. Organic food and food production often also entail own value chains in the food market in Norway.
Within a social science perspective, Ruralis is interested in the subject of ecology, and has been and is involved in relevant research projects.
Latest about Organic food and food production
Aquaculture
A-6/23 Towards gender inclusivity and equality in small-scale fisheries
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Bioeconomy
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17.03.23
Bioeconomy
A-5/23 Kvifor er det ikkje grunnrente i norsk jordbruk? om korleis verdiane frå jorda forsvann til kapitalen.
17.03.23
Aquaculture
N-6/22 Fôr- og husdyrbaserte verdikjeder i norsk matproduksjon – nåsituasjon og begreper
11.11.22
Animal welfare
ROAM FREE: RObust Animals in sustainable Mixed FREE-range systems
16.03.22
Business development and bioeconomy
R-1/22 Kartlegging av muligheter for økologisk landbruk i Møre og Romsdal
28.01.22