Access to experimental fields for crop rotation and tillage research

Five experimental fields designed for research enable diverse studies on various crop rotation and tillage method platforms. These fields allow for the research of the long-term effects of different crop rotations and tillage practices on soil and crops. Each field has its own unique soil type and crop rotation, enabling broad and multifaceted research on the impacts of different factors.

The long-term cultivation history ensures a reliable background dataset to support research and allows for accurate comparisons between different methods.

The service includes access to the experimental fields and expert support in planning the experiments. It may also include the procurement of necessary research materials. During the study, crop development and other relevant factors are monitored according to the research plan.

Observations, sampling, and measurements are carried out according to the experimental design.

Researchers, research groups, research communities, research networks, research projects, research organizations, companies.

• Physical, remote or hybrid access.

• Research must be suitable for implementation on long-term fields.
• Activities must not compromise the continuity of long-term monitoring.
• Research must not cause long-term harm or reduce the usability of the infrastructure after the experiment.

• Describe the research purpose/question, what will be studied.
• Specify the plant species and varieties used in the experiment.
• Indicate the required area per experimental plot (m²) or plot dimensions (m).
• List any special equipment/inputs/measurement devices needed.
• Describe treatments, observations, sample collection, and required monitoring data.