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The kick-off meeting of the new project entitled the ACT4CAP27 Project funded under Horizon Europe took place in The Hague from March 18 to 19. The aim of the project is to provide continuous support for evidence-based EU agri-food policies post 2027 aligning with the objectives of the European…

Participants of the kick-off meeting ACT4CAP27 in front of the World Trade Center in The Hague

An international poultry conference of the agri benchmark network took place at the Thünen Institute in Braunschweig at the end of June.

Group photo of the participants of the Poultry Conference in Braunschweig, Germany 2023

Agricultural land is actually needed for food. However, energy is increasingly being generated on it. That is why there is criticism when energy crops, ground-mounted photovoltaic and wind turbinesplants take up valuable arable land. In our fact check, we examine which form of energy supplies the…

Winkraft, Photovoltaik, Energiepflanzen

Amendment of the law allows simplified procedure for ground-mounted photovoltaics along motorways and railways - how much area is affected? A study by the Thünen Institute provides initial answers.

Marginal agricultural land with open space photovoltaic plant.

The closing event of the IMMPEX project took place on 9th of March 2023 in the Forum of the Thünen Institute in Braunschweig. The IMMPEX project investigated the effect of European poultry and dairy exports to the two West African countries Ghana and Senegal. 40 guests participated in the final…

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On 24 March 2022, the European Commission published the above-mentioned crisis measure under Article 219 of the CMO. It is a response to the impact of the Russian invasion of Ukraine on European farmers.

Ukraine war: grain silos in the countryside

Climate change, African swine fever, fluctuating producer prices, high input prices, new consumer habits - the framework conditions are currently very uncertain for many agricultural businesses and confronts them with major challenges.

Wind turbines behind a rapeseed field

Dir. and Prof. Dr. Hiltrud Nieberg, Director of the Thünen Institute of Farm Economics, was appointed by Federal Minister Cem Özdemir to the Scientific Advisory Board for Agricultural Policy, Nutrition and Consumer Health Protection (WBAE) for a renewed term of office.

Hiltrud Nieberg

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