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We have many exciting projects here at Mære, all with a common goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture.

Edge zones, pollinator strips and natural pastures are examples of good habitats for our insects. Mære and Skjetlein have in recent years focused ...

One of the missions of the Agricultural Climate and Energy Center is to contribute to increased knowledge about carbon storage in soil. Together with the other ...

The seminar on biochar held at Mære on March 7, 2022 focused on opportunities for business development related to ...

At the suckling pig farm at Mære we have a 192 m² solar cell system. The electricity produced is delivered to the greenhouse and provides light for the Mære tomatoes.

Our ambition is to approach zero emissions from our farm operations. Through close collaboration with various knowledge environments, we will work towards ...

For a year, farmers in Innherred have been running their tractors on renewable diesel. They have participated in a field test of renewable diesel. The farmers' ...

At Mære we have established a Rotlab, which will be an arena for disseminating knowledge about soil and soil structure, carbon storage in soil and how ...

NIBIO has, on behalf of Mære Agricultural College, prepared a report on which measures may be appropriate to implement to reduce emissions of ...

We get a happier pig if we add rotting material such as hay, straw, peat or pellets. Ellen Marie Rosvold is a researcher at Nord ...

How can we handle old silo, tall and horse manure, grass residues, manure and tomato residues from the greenhouse in the most sustainable way possible ...

The breeding company Geno is breeding a dairy cow with lower methane emissions. "The climate contribution could be as much as 10% lower emissions from ...

Can seaweed and kelp in ruminant feed both reduce methane emissions and at the same time be a good substitute for soy meal? Prabhat Khanal, ...
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