Conference: A Greener Agriculture for a Bluer Baltic Sea 2012
Time and place
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24 October 2012 - 25 October 2012 |
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2 days |
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Bella Conference Centre, Copenhagen, Denmark |
Conference: A Greener Agriculture for a Bluer Baltic Sea 2012
On this site you can find all presentations from the conference: "A Greener Agriculture for a Bluer Baltic Sea", which took place in Bella Center Copenhagen, 24-25 October, 2012.
The conference A Greener Agriculture for a Bluer Baltic Sea 2012 was arranged by the informal project cluster of three Interreg Baltic Sea programme projects Baltic Compass, Baltic Deal and Baltic
Manure together with WWF-Sweden.
This year’s conference attracted 250 professionals from twelve countries with various backgrounds. Farmers, scientists, governments, the academic community, advisors and entrepreneurs were all represented and made vital contributions to the conference, enabling a wide-ranging program with the mutual aim to find sustainable solutions to reduce the nutrient leakage from agriculture to the Baltic Sea.
Get more information about the conference - read the conference report here
Click here to view the conference programme
A GREENER AGRICULTURE FOR A BLUER BALTIC SEA - DAY 1, PLENARY SESSION
The challenges for a Greener Agriculture and Danish interpretation of the measures of Common Agricultural Policy of the European Union - CAP in the Baltic Sea Region Future by Niels Lindberg Madsen, Danish Agriculture and Food Council
New innovative agri-environmental policy instruments by Jussi Lankoski, Economics of the Baltic Sea Protection, University of Helsinki
European Innovation Partnership (EIP) on Agricultural Productivity and Sustainability by Christiane Kirketerp de Viron, DG Agriculture and rural Development
Steps for a more sustainable agriculture - experiences from Baltic Compass by Staffan Lund, Swedish Agricultural University
Being a farmer and preparing for the future by Katariina Vapola and Jyrki Ankelo, Vapola farm - the Winners of WWF Baltic Sea Farmers' Award 2009
The return of agriculture as a key to sustainability by Professor Henrik Wenzel, University of Southern Denmark
The Baltic Sea, eutrophication and agriculture - Policy challenges and solutions drawing on OECD experience by Kevin Parris, OECD
PARALLEL PRESENTATIONS AND DISCUSSIONS
SESSION 1 - ACTIONS AND PERSPECTIVES FROM FARM LEVEL
How can 48 Polish demo farms reach 3.000 advisers and 1.600.000 farmers by Andrzej Szymanski, Agricultural Advisory Centre (CDR)
Farmers on the B7 islands - views on farming and the Baltic Sea by Susanna Kaasinen, MTK
Challenges for the agriculture in Lithuania by Dijana Ruzgiene, Agricultural Advisory Service
SESSION 2 - HOW TO TREAT MANURE IN A SUSTAINABLE WAY FOR NUTRIENTS AND ENERGY
The use of crystalline amino acids in feeding changes the manure quality by Hanne D. Poulsen, University of Aarhus
Source seperation of manure by Juha Gronroos, Finnish Environment Institute
Innovative methods for biogas upgrading by the addition of hydrogen to anaerobic reactor by Gang Luo, DTU
Environmental consequences of producing liquid N-K and solid P-fertiliser from animal slurry by Jerke de Vries, University of Wageningen
SyreN+ How to make sustainable agriculture profitable by Morten Toft, Biocover
Environmental consequences of different carbon alternatives for increased manure biogas by Lorie Hamelin, University of Southern Denmark
SESSION 3 - ADAPTING BALTIC SEA REGION AGRICULTURE FOR 2020-2050
Adaption nutrient load scenarios: four case studies by Henrik Eckersten, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences
Hot spot area Aurajoki, Finland by Sari Väisänen, Finnish Environment Institute
Forest dominated catchment Svärtån, Sweden by Karin Blombäck, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences
Intensive agricultural area Odense Å, Denmark by Christen Duus Borgesen, Aarhus University
Extensive agricultural land Narew, Poland by Marek Giełczewski, ITP
Comparison and discussion by Henrik Eckersten, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences
A GREENER AGRICULTURE FOR A BLUER BALTIC SEA - DAY 2, PARALLEL SESSIONS AND WORKSHOPS
SESSION 1 - GROUP BASED ADVISORY - SOCIAL LEARNING AND MEASURES IN CATCHMENTS
Swedish work in catchments - involvement as a keyword by Katarina Vartia, County administrative Board of Halland
Collective activities in water catchments by Rune Hallgren, Sweden LRF
Experiences from the North Sea to the Baltic Sea by Trine Balskilde Stoltenborg
SESSION 2 - PROMOTING SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE - ECONOMIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL WINS FOR THE BALTIC SEA REGION
Baltic Deal - Putting best agricultural practices into work by Kaspars Zurin
Investing to save the Baltic Sea by Anders Alm, Nordic Investment Bank
Swedish Federation of Young Farmers by Kristina Yngwe
Promoting Sustainable Agriculture - Economic and Environmental Wins for the Baltic by Jan Wärnbäck
Wiggeby Farm by Håkan and Teri Lee Eriksson
SESSION 3 - EXPLORING ISSUES FOR REGIONAL COOPERATION
Baltic Compass assessing the role of governance in the BSR by Maria Osbeck, Stockholm Environment Institute
Insights from a case example by Kim Andersson, Stockholm Environment Institute
Introduction of the work started by Compass/HELCOM/Jbv about the regional institutions/platforms that are or could be involved in regional cooperation by Linda Johansson and Anuschka Heeb
SESSION 4 - QUALITATIVE AND QUANTITATIVE ASSESSMENT OF LIVESTOCK MANURE: METHODS FOR EFFICIENT MANAGEMENT AND ENFORCEMENT
Motivation of the workshop by Henning Lyngsø Foged, Agro Business Park
The need for assessment of manure qualities and quantities at farms in relation to EU's agro-environmental legislation by Luisa Samarelli, DG ENV.
Use of NIRS for real time monitoring of slurry qualities by Christian R. Moschner, Kiel University
The Danish research way of determing qualities and quantities of livestock manure by Hanne D. Poulsen, Aarhus University
Technologies and methods for ensuring traceability of livestock manure as currently used by the Dutch government by Maret Oomen, Ministry of Economy, Agriculture and Innovation
Organisers
Agri-environmental EU projects Baltic Compass, Baltic Deal and Baltic Manure together with WWF.
More information:
A Greener Agriculture for a Bluer Baltic Sea - information and registration
www.balticcompass.org
www.balticdeal.eu
www.balticmanure.eu
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