Page Publications by Dr. Shannon Cui 0 Lippe RS, Cui S, Schweinle J (2022) Beschäftigung in der Forstwirtschaft: "Viel mehr" als anhand offizieller Statistiken ersichtlich. Hamburg: Thünen-Institut für Wal

News We developed a classification scheme for all peat and other organic soils of the German Agricultural Soil Inventory that focuses more on the profile characteristics and differences between mineral and

News Andreas Frey, journalist of the Sunday newspaper "Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung" recently interviewed the life cycle assessment expert responsible for greenhouse gas reporting at the Thünen I

News Various manufacturers find new approaches and are producing barbecue charcoal from coconut shells, mango seeds and olive residues. Is this charcoal really sustainable, or was wood used in its producti

News The new project, TreeHarm: “Development of diagnostic and treatment methods for the identification and protection of native trees against regulated and new harmful organisms", at the Genome Research g

Page Project BioMonitor – Monitoring the Bioeconomy in the EU Lead Institute MA Institute of Market Analysis © AlexOakenman - Fotolia.com In the EU project BioMonitor we address the information gap in bioe

News Sphagnum farming is one type of paludiculture, i.e. the productive use of rewetted peatlands under wet hydrological conditions. We could show that Sphagnum farming is possible on highly decomposed pea

News In collaboration with the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, the field-scale variability of soil organic carbon (SOC) and its drivers was investigated. In this case, crop yields and the abun

News The mean residence time of carbon entering German agricultural soils is 21 years (19 years in cropland soils, 29 years in grassland soils). The difference between croplands and grasslands was explaine

Page The evaluation of hunting bag allows conclusions on minimum stocks of ungulates and documented a trend of their development. In Mecklenburg Vorpommern is carried out this data collection every five ye