Wageningen University & Research on radio and television
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The Daily Show on bees smelling coronavirus
- It is a remarkable story: honey bees sticking their tongues out when they smell the coronavirus. The Daily Show made a funny item about this study by... -
Farm of the Future at Euronews
- Farm to Fork is the EU Commission’s strategy to make the European food system and agriculture more sustainable. In a series of reports, Euronews... -
Leo Marcelis at Al Jazeera on vertical farming
- The world population and the number of people living in cities are growing. At the same time, the demand for healthy, fresh and locally produced food... -
Martin Baptist in the media about the stranded minke whale
- Radio 1 interviewed WUR researcher Martin Baptist about the experiment that has started at Rottumerplaat, in which the minke whale cadaver that... -
Undercover Asia documentary searches for the truth behind the pangasius fish and its controversial reputation
- Undercover Asia dedicates a full episode to uncovering the truth behind the 'dirty' reputation that has clung to the pangasius fish produced in Asia.... -
Ingrid Lubbers at BBC CrowdScience about earthworms and farming
- The world population continues to increase, meaning there are more mouths to feed. At the same time, we must reduce the impact on the environment. At... -
Louise Fresco at BBC Farming Today about food choices
- While food is one of the basic needs, deciding what to eat seems to become more challenging. Consumers consider animal welfare, environmental... -
Geert Wiegertjes at BNR Nieuwsradio about farmed fish
- Farmed fish can play a crucial role in feeding the growing world population. At present, however, there are several disadvantages to fish farming in... -
Jacco van Haveren and Harry Bitter give BNR interview on biofuels
- Senior researchers Jacco van Haveren and Harry Bitter explain during the mobilityweek of the Dutch broadcaster BNR how we can make biofuels out of... -
Wieger Wamelink in VTR NWS about growing vegetables on Mars
- It is possible to grow vegetables on recreated Martian soil. In this research urine is used as a fertilizer because on Mars nothing can be wasted....