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Benjamin Stich is the new head of institute

Portrait of the scientist taken in the greenhouse

On 1 June, he took over as head of the JKI Institute for Breeding Research on Agricultural Crops.

Journal of Cultivated Plants: new issue "Spray drift and exposition"

This issue is about the data on which the risk assessment for plant protection products is based. Are the methods used to collect the data really close to reality? Who is doing it in the first place?

JKI signs Letter of Intent to intensify cooperation with AGROSAVIA

JKI President Ordon accompanies Federal Minister Özdemir to Brazil and Colombia.

International Conference on GMO Analysis and New Genomic Techniques is co-hosted by the JKI

from March 14 to 16 in Berlin

A Field Trip to the wheat crop of tomorrow

A short film on resistance breeding at JKI and its contribution to reducing pesticides in cereal cultivation

JKI shows peat substitutes at horticultural fair IPM Essen

Wheat Initiative launches updated Strategic Research Agenda

Wheat Initiative launched updated Strategic Research Agenda (SRA) on July 5th at the tropical greenhouse of the botanical garden in Berlin.

JKI organizes Indo-German Workshop on Bacterial Communities on Plants and in Soil

in Potsdam from June 20th to 22nd, 2022

JKI study proves: Red Riesling originated from White Riesling – not vice versa

Berry color locus of the Red Riesling variant located on the chromosome set of the white-berried parent White Heunisch

First resistances against Wheat dwarf virus discovered

Geerntete Weizenpflanzen liegen aufgereiht nebeneinander und zeigen von links nach rechts schwächer ausgeprägte Symptome des Weizenverzwergungsvirus. Die Pflanzen ganz rechts sind symptomfrei.

Researchers at the Julius Kühn Institute identify 14 gene loci that are promising for breeding new virus-resistant wheat varieties