Livestock

03.03.2026

Sustainable, local-resource-based animal nutrition

The ‘Livestock Network 2026’ Conference will present topical research findings on sustainable animal nutrition at the School of Agricultural, Forest and Food Sciences HAFL on 5 May 2026. Register now up until 27 April 2026.
Wildbienen PhilippeTschanz_Agroscope

27.02.2026

‘Counting’ Wild Bee Nests with Camera Drones

Most wild bees nest in the ground and are important crop pollinators. Agroscope has shown that it is possible to detect their nests using camera drones – marking a major step forward in the effective monitoring of wild bee populations.
Graphic Work Programme 2026−2029

20.01.2026

Research with a Focus on Impact and Practical Benefits

Agroscope’s New Work Programme 2026-2029 Places a Greater Focus on Impact and Practical Benefits. Areas such as plant protection, plant breeding, climate-change adaptation and economic efficiency will also be strengthened.

Topics

Biene, Honigbiene

Bees

€ 

Pferde auf Wiese

Horses

€ 

Schwein auf Wiese

Pork

€ 

Milchkühe Weide, Rind, Kuh

Ruminants

€