DSV | Catchy closing event

Deutsche Saatveredelung AG, Asendorf, Germany

Soil is an important natural resource that plays an essential role in agriculture. The BonaRes - Soil as a Sustainable Resource - programme funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) asks how soils can be protected and at the same time used effi ciently and sustainably. The CATCHY research network has been participating in this programme since 2015 and has thus been able to set up long-term fi eld experiments. The main objective of CATCHY is to investigate the effects of catch crops within the crop rotation with a special focus on soil structure, water balance, nutrient cycling and the microbiome. One of the long-term trials was established at the host site - Deutsche Saatveredelung AG (DSV) - in Asendorf.

Registration & Costs

Please register online by 10.09.2023

Participation fee including food/drinks: 100,- € After registration, you will receive a confirmation of registration, which has to be shown at the entrance. The money for the CATCHY Conference is to be paid in cash at the tent entrance.

Main language: English

Contact

Dr. Ulf Feuerstein Hof Steimke
Steimker Weg 7
27330 Asendorf
Phone: +49 151 466 377 31
Mail: ulf.feuerstein@dsv-saaten.de

Prof. Dr. Barbara Reinhold-Hurek
University of Bremen
Mail: breinhold@uni-bremen.de

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Programme

Thursday 21 September 2023

09:00 AM	Arrival, reception, orientation
09:30 AM	Opening and greetings Dr. Ute Wollschläger, Coordination BonaRes, BonaRes – Centre for Soil Research, Dep. Soil System Science – Helmholtz Centre for Environm. Research – UFZ, Halle (Saale) Dr. Claudia Carduck, PtJ – Lead partner Jülich Prof. Barbara Reinhold-Hurek, Projectcoordination CATCHY, Microbe-Plant Interactions – University of Bremen Dr. Ulf Feuerstein, Head of Seed Breeding Station Hof Steimke-Asendorf – Deutsche Saatveredelung AG
09:50 AM	Introduction to the conference Soil as a sustainable resource - The BonaRes funding programme and its projects Dr. Ute Wollschläger, Coordination BonaRes, BonaRes – Centre for Soil Research, Dep. Soil System Science – Helmholtz Centre for Environm. Research – UFZ, Halle (Saale)
10.10 AM	BonaRes-Project CATCHY - 9 years in the service of soil and catch cropping Prof. Barbara Reinhold-Hurek, Microbe-Plant Interactions – University of Bremen
10:30 AM	Break
11:00 AM	Optimizing catch crop mixtures for sustainable intensifi cation of crop production systems Robin Kümmerer, Crop production, crop protection and grassland – Weihenstephan-Triesdorf – University of Applied Science
11:25 AM	Nutrient management with catch crops Dr. Diana Heuermann, Leibnitz Institute of Plant Genetics and Crop Plant Research (IPK)
11:50 AM	Catch crops as tool for microbial mediated ecosystem services in soil Dr. Norman Gentsch / Prof. Dr. Guggenberger - Leibniz University Hannover (LUH)
12:15 PM	Lunch break and possibility to visit the CATCHY experiment and fi eld demonstration area
02:15 PM	Effect of catch crops on soil and root microbes Prof. Barbara Reinhold-Hurek, Microbe-Plant Interactions – University of Bremen
02:40 PM	Climate impact, economics and social acceptance – what are the benefi ts of catch crops? Prof. Dr. Peter Breunig, Marketing, Market theory – Weihenstephan-Triesdorf University of Applied Sciences
03:05 PM	Influence of weather conditions on the botanical composition of catch crop mixtures Dr. Ulf Feuerstein, Head of Seed Breeding Station Hof Steimke-Asendorf – Deutsche Saatveredelung AG
03:30 PM	Short break
04:00 PM	New insights into apple replant disease - Can catch crops help in mitigation? BonaRes-Project ORDIAmur Prof. Dr. Traud Winkelmann – Leibnitz University Hannover, Institute of Horticultural Production Systems
04:25 PM	Role of catch crops in intensive potato crop rotations Prof. Dr. Florian Wichern – Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences
04:50 PM	Short break
05:00 PM	Panel discussion – Further development of catch crop cultivation (Norman Gentsch, Bernhard Bauer, Matthias Westerschulte, Peter Breunig, Barbara Reinhold-Hurek, Diana Heuermann)
06:00 PM	End of event