News & Calendar Wageningen Plant Research News "In a few years, Max Verstappen will be using supersofts made from European natural rubber" October 15, 2018 - While the world has a problem with the imminent shortage of natural rubber, there is hope on the horizon in the form of European natural rubber. This... WUR helps design uniquely productive complex rice system in Indonesia October 4, 2018 - A joint project by Wageningen University and Research (the Netherlands) and Brawijaya University (Indonesia) has resulted in cultivation methods which... Making farming attractive again in India October 4, 2018 - Wageningen University and Research has entered into a partnership with the Subhash Chandra Foundation, a philanthropic organisation set up by the... 'Plant orchestra' gives people a glimpse into the inner life of plants October 1, 2018 - Wageningen University & Research and KunstLab Arnhem are working on a collaborative project known as Bio Orchestra, which translates plant growth... How do plant cells know in which direction to divide? September 24, 2018 - Wageningen University & Research scientists have found an answer to a fundamental question botanists have been asking for over a century: how do... September issue Wageningen World now online September 18, 2018 - It is high time that Wageningen expertise was deployed for migration-related issues, says Marian Stuiver, Metropolitan Solutions programme leader at... Sweet pepper harvesting robot project SWEEPER close to the finish line September 4, 2018 - After a very successful first live demonstration of the developed SWEEPER pepper harvesting robot in the greenhouse of "De... Computer models provide new insights for sustainable control of potato late blight September 4, 2018 - Wageningen University & Research uses computer models to develop sustainable management strategies in the control of potato late blight, caused by... Groundwork for playing with the architecture of plants August 24, 2018 - Growing tomatoes at the same height so that they can be easily picked by a harvesting robot. Growing deeper roots where the soil is dry. These types... Can artificial intelligence do as well as farmers in the future? August 14, 2018 - Tuesday 14 August will mark the start of the Autonomous Greenhouses Challenge as five international teams try to grow cucumbers at a distance with the... Previous1...2223242526272829Next Optimized photosynthesis has great impact Optimized photosynthesis can bring solutions for food security, renewable energy and the reduction of CO2 Read more Biological control In biological control, natural enemies of bacteria, fungi and insects are used to control pest populations. Read more Invasive plant species Invasive plants are a major nuisance because they reproduce extremely quickly and are difficult to control. What can you do about it? Find out more about solutions and regulations. Read more Twitter Whatsapp Linkedin Email
Optimized photosynthesis has great impact Optimized photosynthesis can bring solutions for food security, renewable energy and the reduction of CO2 Read more
Biological control In biological control, natural enemies of bacteria, fungi and insects are used to control pest populations. Read more
Invasive plant species Invasive plants are a major nuisance because they reproduce extremely quickly and are difficult to control. What can you do about it? Find out more about solutions and regulations. Read more