UTH participates in the “I International Symposium on Protected Cultivation, Nettings and Screens for Mild Climates”, ISHS, at AUA, Athens, Greece

Poster presentation by I. Naounoulis, S. Faliagka, Ν. Κatsoulas
PS II.7. Evaluation of a cascade hydroponic system combination of cucumber and melon crops.pdf

AgEng2024, Athens, Greece
https://pcoconvin.eventsair.com/ageng24/

The University of Thessaly, and in particular the Laboratory of Agricultural Constructions and Environmental Control, presented their findings on a cascade hydroponic system: Evaluation of water and nutrients use efficiency in a cucumber-melon cascade hydroponic system.

OP22-2 – Evaluation of water and nutrients use efficiency in a cucumber-melon cascade hydroponic system.pdf

EmiLi conference in Valencia, Spain https://emiliconference.com

Our partner David Janke from ATB presented the latest developments from the ECONUTRI project at the EmiLi Conference in Valencia, Spain. His presentation focused on the results from Task 4.4, highlighting the ongoing work in reducing emissions from livestock housing systems. During the session, the advancements made at ATB in developing the low-cost emission monitoring system, OTICE v3 were showcased.

Abstract Title: “Experimental Investigation of a Low-Cost online Monitoring Tool to Manage Barn Climate and Emissions from Livestock Housing Systems”.

Nitrogen Workshop – Resolving the Global Nitrogen Dilemma – Opportunities and Challenges, Aarhus, Denmark

https://conferences.au.dk/nworkshop

Are grooved floor systems a feasible measure to reduce ammonia emissions from dairy barns?

AIIA 2024: Biosystems engineering promoting resilience to climate change, University of Padova, Italy

Prof. Thomas Amon gave a keynote presentation with title: “PERSPECTIVES ON ASSESSMENT AND MITIGATION LIVESTOCK EMISSIONS FROM THE BARN TO THE SYSTEM LEVEL” in this conference. As a part of ECONUTRI our efforts in developing the low cost emission monitoring system were highlighted.
https://aiiapadova2024.com/invited-speaker/

The low-cost emission monitoring system.pdf

Ramiran Conference -18th International Conference of the European Cooperative research of Sustainable Utilisation of Manures and Residuos resources in Agriculture, Cambridge, UK

https://www.ramiran.eu/international-conferences/18th-international-conference

The conference focused on the theme “Managing Organic Resources in a Changing Environment.” Our colleague, Dr. David Janke, presented findings from the research in the EcoNutri WP4 (Task4.4), which explores the role of low-cost emission monitoring sensors in reducing ammonia and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions while enhancing the indoor barn climate.

Ramiran 2023.pdf

11th International Conference on Sustainable Solid Waste Management, at Rhodes, Greece

Mitigating Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Cattle Manure: The Role of Biochar
Poster authors A. Tsiampartas, K. Kaikiti, D. Sparaggis, I. M. Ioannides, A. Zorpas, A. Agapiou, M. Stylianou, M. Omirou

19-22 June 2024 ARI_Poster Michalis Omirou.pdf

4th International Legume Society Meeting

Our partners from the James Hutton Institute, Umut Kartal and Pete Iannetta, presented their impactful research at the 4th International Legume Society Meeting, which took place in Granada from September 19th to 22nd. Their presentation focused on innovative legume-based crop systems, emphasizing ecological intensification within the scope of the Econutri project. This event provided a valuable platform for discussing advancements and sharing insights with the global legume research community. Stay tuned for more updates on their pioneering work in sustainable agriculture!

Long-term legume-based cropped systems for “Ecological Intensification”.pdf