New project funded paper reveals that local habitat type and prey availability drive predatory beetle communities even in landscapes rich in semi-natural habitat... Ground beetles (carabids) and rove beetles (staphylinids) are among the most important natural pest control agents in European arable farming. They prey on pollen beetle larvae and other crop pests. But what determines where these predators are found and in what numbers? A new project-funded study published in Pes

Stakeholders from across Estonia's agricultural sector recently gathered for a roundtable "Pests and Beneficial Insects in Agriculture," hosted by the Estonian University of Life Sciences . Short on time? View key takeaways on LinkedIn . This hybrid webinar was part of the H2020 FRAMEwork project’s knowledge exchange and stakeholder engagement event series . This initiative is associated with the project's online platform Recodo , which connects people working at the frontie

The Estonian University of Life Science Present on FRAMEwork... The 14th European Conference on Ecological Restoration , organised by the...

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Throughout 2023, the FRAMEwork network of Farmer Clusters was abuzz with activities! Our consortium and Farmer cluster network were...

The Estonian University of Life Sciences hold and attend conferences sharing the project... Project participants from EMU organised the...

Popular nature program Osoon recently featured participants in our 'Kanepi kihlkund' Farmer Cluster... In an exciting moment for the...

An ecosystem services information day at the Estonian Cluster helps farmers connect the dots... We held a meeting with farmers during an...

Bringing project discussions of land abandonment, biodiversity, pest control and pollination to an International symposium... As a PhD...