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Professor Klaus Butterbach-Bahl has studied the relationship between agriculture and the climate for more than three decades how agriculture affects the climate. His research has advanced our scientific understanding of how greenhouse gases are emitted from managed ecosystems and how to reduce these emissions. His findings are based on studies of rice paddies and livestock…

Agricultural systems may differ across continents, climates and production systems, but many of the challenges are shared. Understanding those differences and similarities is a central part of Alex Woodley’s work within AgNUE. For Associate Professor Alex Woodley at North Carolina State University, improving agricultural sustainability begins in the field. His research focuses on how agricultural…

Meet Professor Diego Abalos, Principal Investigator of AgNUE. For Diego Abalos at the Department of Agroecology at Aarhus University, understanding nitrogen dynamics is ultimately about reducing uncertainty. How nitrogen moves through soils, crops and the atmosphere remains one of the major challenges in sustainable and efficient agricultural production. Through AgNUE, Diego Abalos is leading an…

This week, partners from across Europe and the US gathered in Copenhagen for the official kick-off of AgNUE, marking the beginning of our international research platform focused on improving how nitrogen dynamics are understood, monitored and modelled in agricultural systems. Over three days, researchers, work package leaders and project partners came together to align the…