JKI: Home

15.10.2019

JKI president Ordon and federal minister of agriculture Julia Klöckner visit collaboration project in Ethiopia
26.09.2019

JKI contribution published in the weekly News Alert of the European Commission„Science for Environment Policy“
23.09.2019

How to make the most of manure? Handbook on good manure management practices online available.
17.09.2019

JKI and Brazilian Amazonas University sign declaration of intent
20.08.2019

International Congress 19. – 20.11.2019 in Berlin: Genetic diversity – The key for improving drought stress tolerance in crops
17.07.2019

Delegation of the US-Department of Agriculture visits JKI headquarters
27.06.2019

African scholarship holders interested in biological plant protection at the JKI in Darmstadt

Visit from Africa to Darmstadt: 27 scholarship holders from eleven African countries visited the Institute for Biological Control in Darmstadt...
29.05.2019

JKI hosts German-Brazilian workshop on medicinal plants in Manaus

After a first promising German-Brazilian workshop on medicinal plants, which the JKI and the University of the State of Amazonas (UEA) hosted...
16.05.2019

Franco-German research initiative on low-pesticide agriculture in Europe

Is pesticide-free agriculture possible? German and French researchers are now working together to answer this question: The Leibniz Centre for...
08.04.2019

Visiting scientist at JKI Dossenheim receives travel grant and research prize

Bruna Czarnobai de Jorge, Ph.D. student and visiting scientist at the Institute for Plant Protection in Fruit Crops and Viticulture in...
08.03.2019

Germany’s Julius Kuehn Institute to host the HeDWIC coordination for the next three years

During the next three years, namely until 2021, the coordination team of the globally active Heat and Drought Wheat Improvement Consortium...
08.01.2019

Think aloud! JKI scientists contribute to GFFA Science Slam on 18 January 2019

The science slam held on the Green Week opening day is a novelty at the Global Forum for Food and Agriculture (GFFA). Altogether five slam...

Press

24.09.2019

A "short" revolution in rye fields: enhancing yield and drought tolerance with semi-dwarfs

Researchers of the JKI are part of an international consortium that aims to make this small grain cereal more attractive for farmers and fit...

Federal Research Centre for Cultivated Plants
Bundesforschungsinstitut für Kulturpflanzen

The Julius Kühn Institute

Feeding the growing world population

Responding to climate change

Using natural resources responsibly

Preserving and using genetic resources

Ensuring safe trade in plants

Maintaining and enhancing biodiversity

Environmentally compatible farming

Keeping plants in urban spaces healthy

JKI president Ordon and federal minister of agriculture Julia Klöckner visit collaboration project in Ethiopia

JKI contribution published in the weekly News Alert of the European Commission„Science for Environment Policy“

How to make the most of manure? Handbook on good manure management practices online available.

JKI and Brazilian Amazonas University sign declaration of intent

International Congress 19. – 20.11.2019 in Berlin: Genetic diversity – The key for improving drought stress tolerance in crops

Delegation of the US-Department of Agriculture visits JKI headquarters

African scholarship holders interested in biological plant protection at the JKI in Darmstadt

JKI hosts German-Brazilian workshop on medicinal plants in Manaus

Franco-German research initiative on low-pesticide agriculture in Europe

Visiting scientist at JKI Dossenheim receives travel grant and research prize

Germany’s Julius Kuehn Institute to host the HeDWIC coordination for the next three years

Think aloud! JKI scientists contribute to GFFA Science Slam on 18 January 2019

Press

A "short" revolution in rye fields: enhancing yield and drought tolerance with semi-dwarfs

Events

Colloquium: Phylogenetic and morphological studies in the basidiomycetous genus Hyphodontia s.l.

4th European Conference on Copper in Plant Protection

Colloquium: A century-old riddle solved: saffron (Crocus sativus) originated in Attica (Greece)

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