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First Liebefeld Dairy Conference in Posieux
For the first time, the Liebefeld Dairy Conference will take place at Agroscope’s new campus in Posieux, near Fribourg, on 28 January 2027. Register now!
Mountain Farming Conference 2026
Further information is available in the following languages: German, French
Agroscope Presents Topical Research Findings at the Climate Forum Switzerland
Agroscope researchers present their findings from the NCCS Impacts project and their ‘CLIMAGS’ app at this year’s Climate Forum Switzerland.
EU Project Seeks Open Source Solutions for a Sustainable Agricultural Sector
With the participation of Agroscope, the EU Project ‘NOSTRADAMUS’ is launching a call for the development, testing and validation of Open Source digital applications for agriculture. Research institutions or companies can apply up until 2 December.
Measures Against Inhibitory Substances in Milk
Further information is available in the following languages: German, French
Agricultural Economics Conference Agroscope
The 49th Agricultural Economics Conference will take place on 17 November at the Agroscope site Zurich-Reckenholz, Switzerland. The conference will focus on the profitability of selected production methods and the impact of agricultural policy. Registrations are possible until 12 November.
Emmentaler Dolce Now Market-Ready
To create an alternative to non-Swiss large-eyed cheeses, Agroscope has optimised the recipe for ‘Emmentaler Dolce’. The cheese now reaches peak quality after just three to four months, and impresses with more flavour and a more supple curd.
SwissFruit Congress on Berries 2026
Further information is available in the following languages: German, French, Italian
Animal Spot – New Webinar Series for Livestock Farmers
Further information is available in the following languages: German, French, Italian
Spot-Spraying in Vegetable Crops: Targeted Plant Protection for the Future
At the press conference of 15 October, specialists showed how spot-spraying helps reduce the use of plant-protection products in vegetable crops. Agroscope has published a policy brief and a scientific report on this topic.
