From a typical peat meadow polder to a varied mosaic landscape—what impact does this have on moth diversity? BSc student Louis ten Hacken investigated.
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Higher groundwater levels are needed to slow down land subsidence. This study shows that furrow infiltration can be an effective measure.
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Some ditches become overgrown by water soldier within one season. In others, water soldier struggles to settle. Why is that? BSc student Laura Sassen investigated what could be driving this.
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It's common practice in Asia: fish swim between rice plants. The fish eat pest insects, fertilise the crop and ultimately provide animal protein. Win-win-win. Does this work in our Dutch system as well?
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In a four-year project, starting spring 2025, researchers will investigate the suitability of rice cultivation in Northwest Europe. They will explore the agronomic, environmental and social aspects of this cropping system to assess its potential.
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Real-world testing grounds enable the translation of scientific theories into agricultural practices. Because of this, the polderlab plays an important role in the transition towards sustainable agriculture.
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