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Old lentils rediscovered:
Researchers select cultivar types for cultivation in Germany [23.02.2022]
Vegetable protein from domestic fields – lentils are a true "superfood". However, the old crop is rarely grown in German fields: Overly complicated harvest, insufficient yield. The LinSel research group, coordinated by the Center for Organic Farming at the University of Hohenheim in Stuttgart, wants to change that. At the conference, it will present what are known as genotypes...more
Best Student Advising:
StuzubiStar Award goes to University of Hohenheim [14.02.2022]
Personal, individual advising in the orientation phase: At the upcoming Stuzubi Stuttgart, the University of Hohenheim will receive the StuzubiStar for the best advising service. Pupils voted the booth staffed by Hohenheim’s Student Counselling Center the most informative at last year's vocational training and study fair. The award ceremony always takes place in the following...more
Master Info Day 2022 DIGITAL:
University of Hohenheim presents selected degree programs [24.01.2022]
If you’re looking for a Master’s program, you can rest assured: Even during the Covid-19 pandemic, the University of Hohenheim in Stuttgart is still advising interested students on its advanced degree programs. On 3 February 2022, it will deliver all the important information on selected Hohenheim Master's degree programs from the fields of agricultural sciences and natural...more
DAAD funding ranking:
Once again top ranking for internationalization [23.12.2021]
The University of Hohenheim received a total of 2.96 million euros for internationalization projects and scholarships from the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) in 2020, as shown in its current funding atlas. The DAAD shows which universities qualified for the largest amounts of funding with their activities. Since 2015, the University of Hohenheim in Stuttgart has been...more
Innovative fertilization methods:
Fewer emissions from slurry fertilization in growing field crops [14.12.2021]
Up to 55 percent less ammonia emissions thanks to innovative methods: Commercial fertilizers such as slurry or digestate from biogas plants could be spread on fields and meadows in a much more environmentally friendly way. This was demonstrated by the initial results of a collaborative project involving the University of Hohenheim in Stuttgart. The project has set its sights...more