Innovative Soil Cultivation Technology in Comparison

Oilseed rape stubble management – machine demonstrations – expert discussions Heartfelt invitation to the 5th AgrarImpuls – a transfer workshop for regional agriculture

How can volunteer oilseed rape be managed efficiently, soil-friendly, and future-proof after harvest? Which system delivers the best working pattern under real conditions?

At our field day “Practical Problem Volunteer Oilseed Rape – Innovative Soil Cultivation Technology in Comparison”, we focus on the technology: Experience different machine systems in a direct field comparison, discuss initial results and practical suitability with experts from research, practice, and politics, and use the opportunity for professional exchange directly in the field.

We look forward to your participation and exciting insights!

Program Schedule

Moderation: Dr. Claudia Scholta – Saxony Economic Development

• 09:00 AM | Arrival, Registration, and Breakfast

• 09:30 AM | Opening and Welcome Addresses

• Prof. Dr. Knut Schmidtke – HTW Dresden / LAND.VISION

• Heiko Gläser – KBD e.V.

• Saxon State Ministry for Environment and Agriculture (requested)

• 09:45 AM | The Farm as a Practical Location: Agrargenossenschaft Rossau

• Practical insight into oilseed rape stubble management

• Thomas Neubert – AG Rossau

• 10:00 AM | Practical Problem Volunteer Oilseed Rape: Initial Situation and Introduction to the Trial Variants

• Prof. Dr. Knut Schmidtke – HTW Dresden / LAND.VISION

• Heiko Gläser – KBD e.V.

• 10:15 AM | Machine Demonstrations

• Working patterns in direct comparison

• 12:00 PM | Joint Evaluation of the Working Patterns

• Prof. Dr. Knut Schmidtke – HTW Dresden / LAND.VISION

• Heiko Gläser – KBD e.V.

• Work quality, biomass, and practical suitability

• 12:15 PM | Joint Exchange during Lunch Break

• 01:00 PM | Summary and Outlook & End of Event

Accompanying Technical Posters in the Field

Among others, KBD e.V. and AgUmenda GmbH will present results on the topic of post-harvest oilseed rape management. Further posters on soil cultivation trials and studies are being coordinated.