Research project

Contact

Projektleitung

Prof. Dr. Ralf Bloch

Professur für Agrarökologie und nachhaltige Anbausysteme

Allgemeiner Kontakt

Sabrina Scholz

Wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin im Fachgebiet Agrarökologie und nachhaltige Anbausysteme

Kristin Clasen

Developing an Action Plan for the Future Viability of Agricultural and Horticultural Field Trials in the State of Brandenburg

Duration:

11/2025 - 12/2028

Project volume:

173.800 EURO

Competence field:

Ecology, Regional development and development of rural areas, Regional added value

Cooperation:

Practical partnership

Funding partner:

Federal funding

Department:

Forschungseinrichtung

The project aims to develop an action plan for agricultural and horticultural field trials (LGFV) in the State of Brandenburg. Its objective is to strengthen the long-term viability of agriculture in the face of climatic and economic challenges. Through the participatory involvement of research institutions, farmers, advisory services, and educational institutions, the project will identify concrete fields of action and develop measures to implement the vision set out in the future scenario developed through the predecessor project AnpaG. The action plan is intended to strengthen collaboration and networking among stakeholders, enhance the innovative capacity of the LGFV, and contribute to achieving overarching state objectives, including climate action and biodiversity conservation.

Funding partner

EU funding & regional funding

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