Agroforestry
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What kind of knowledge transfer would you like to see for walnuts, hazelnuts or edible mushrooms?
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Image: Vivian BöllersenAgroforestry in Frankenhausen
Field day "Walnut cultivation in agroforestry" on 12.05.2026 in the greater Stuttgart area
10.00 - 16.00
Further information will follow shortly
Image: Thorsten MichaelisNuPiWi practice field day almonds, walnuts and hazelnuts on 16.04.2026 in 76777 Neupotz
NuPiWi practice field day for the exchange of experiences in RLP
with Herbert Knuppen and Peter Hilsendegen, DLR Rheinhessen-Nahe-Hunsrück
(Further information on the registration page)
NuPiWi practical study trip to the hazelnut in Belgium
NuPiWi study trip Belgium organic hazelnut (cultivation / cultivation technology / processing / marketing) - May 6/7, 2026
NuPiWi practical study trip to the hazelnut in Belgium: Registration + Information
Workshop in Würzburg: cultivating edible mushrooms - from cultivation to breeding
One-day workshop on 24.04.2026 or 25.04.2026
Practical experience of mushroom cultivation, from the production and incubation of initial substrates to the sterile cloning of your own breeding lines.
Image: Annett Klötzinghr 11.3.2025: Gottsbüren equips itself against the risk of flooding - 3:28 min.
Agroforestry systems increase resilience
Agroforestry systems are strips of woodland, in arable land or grassland, laid out to match the working widths of agricultural machinery. They also include orchards. They can provide a variety of benefits for agriculture: They reduce erosion and drought and thus create resilience to extreme weather events, which are becoming increasingly frequent due to climate change. They provide protection and shade for poultry and grazing animals. They provide a refuge for beneficial insects, wild animals, insects and wild plants. In agroforestry systems, we are researching the crop development, soil biological parameters, root growth, carbon dynamics and the effects on biodiversity and nature conservation.
The Department of Organic Farming and Crop Production and other employees are members of the DeFAF trade association.
