Field trials

Controlled Row Farming

The KULUNDA research project

KULUNDA was launched in October 2011 as part of a major funding initiative of the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF). Under the global approach to "Sustainable Land Management", eleven German and Russian research institutes with a total of 65 scientists are conducting investigations into the long-term containment of soil erosion, humus formation and the stabilisation of yields in the agriculturally exploited steppes of south-western Siberia.

Huntlosen

The site Huntlosen in Lower Saxony is representative for arable farming in processing regions on light soils with smaller sized field structures.

Sroda (Polen)

Seit 2012 werden auch in Polen, in direkter Nachbarschaft zum Importeur Tech-Kom, südöstlich von Posen, Versuche durchgeführt.

Westerkappeln

The site Westerkappeln near Osnabrück is representative for arable farming in processing regions on lighte soils with smaller field structures.

Gablingen

The soil conditions of the Southern German site are characterised by a shallow sandy loam of medium soil quality above gravel. The soil has a good draining effect and therefore is appropriate for the conservation soil tillage. Therefore, the aim is, above all, to answer the question as to the optimum working depth.

Vladimir

The Lednewo site lies approx. 50 km North of Vladimir and approx. 250 km east of the capital Moscow, on the axis Moscow – Kazan.