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Project description

Nutrient-efficient land concepts for grassland sites 

Sustainable grassland management must fulfil both economic and social objectives. In order to harmonise climate, water and nature conservation aspects with economic requirements, it is essential to increase nutrient efficiency.

Against this background, the project group set itself the goal of developing digital land management systems for grassland sites in Schleswig-Holstein. To this end, site-specific data on soil, plants and yields was to be collected for the first time.

The data collected made it possible to fill the digital advisory tool ‘Grassland Portal Schleswig-Holstein’. It also provided valuable insights into the different site characteristics and yield potential of the grassland areas.

https://gruenlandportal-sh.de/

Further information on the project and the results can be found in the final report and in the practice sheet.

Final report and practice sheet

Members

  • Chamber of Agriculture Schleswig-Holstein
    Grüner Kamp 15-17
    24768 Rendsburg
    Dept. 3 Plant cultivation, plant protection, environment
    +49 (0) 43 31 / 94 53 - 300

  • Ferdinand Feddersen
  • Ose & Ferdinand Jensen
  • Gesa & Matthias (Carstensen)-Delfs
  • Henning Gnutzmann
  • Heiko Reiher
  • Florian Sachau
  • Kirsten Wosnitza
  • Hans-Eggert Rohwer
  • Olaf Oldach
  • Christof & Max Kirst
  • Kiel University of Applied Sciences, Department of Agricultural Economics, Plant Nutrition and Soil Science, Prof. Dr. Conrad Wiermann
  • Christian-Albrechts-University Kiel, Institute of Plant Production and Plant Breeding, Prof. Dr. Friedhelm Taube
  • Landberatung Mitte GmbH, Ute Hebbeln
  • Agrar Beratung Nord e.V., Jan Hinnerk Alberti
  • Agrarberatung Mitte e.V., Janis Reuter
  • Chamber of Agriculture Schleswig-Holstein, Dept. 3 Plant cultivation, plant protection, environment