Denmark

A new research project is looking at resilient, low-input crops as a key part of Denmark’s sustainable agriculture plans.

A high-resolution atlas reveals widespread, uncharacterized microbes shaping nitrogen use, water quality and climate impacts.

Danish seed group posts 10% rise in EBIT amid global market pressures and strategic restructuring.

The government cites groundwater protection as a key driver of decision-making.

Five-year project targets smallholder certification and deforestation reduction under EU regulations.

The four-year project focuses on drought-tolerant solutions for Danish cereal crops.

Investment to support the development of safety software for fully autonomous agricultural operations.

Farmers will be taxed based on the greenhouse gases their livestock produce, with initial charges set at $43 per tonne of CO2-equivalent, increasing to $107 by 2035. However, significant tax relief will initially reduce these charges.

A Denmark-based startup has developed a technology that allows farmers to produce ammonia fertilizer using renewable energy. NitroVolt’s technology, which could fit inside a standard shipping container, converts electricity and air into ammonia, offering a sustainable alternative to the traditional Haber-Bosch process.

The Finnish energy company plans to invest in upgrades to the Hærup Biogas plant, increasing renewable gas production in the Nordic market, and contributing to its broader environmental goals.

The initiative will reduce fertilizer use and emissions, convert farmland into natural habitats, and protect marine ecosystems, marking a significant step toward the nation’s green goals.

Topsoe’s electrolyzer factory is scheduled to begin operating in 2024.

The Danish startup NitroVolt is developing a ‘Nitrolyzer’ unit for on-farm production of green ammonia.

The grant will be used to construct an electrolyser manufacturing plant in Denmark.