Legume Gap, a partner project of Legumes Translated, needs farmer input. We want to know about farmers' experience and interest in growing grain legumes for ...

Inter-row cultivation is an effective way to provide a leg up to the soybean crop in the Spring while improving soil health and crop yield. The second Legume...

Grain legumes are an important component of a domestically produced and GMO-free feed. On May 19, an excursion is organized by 2 Legumes Translated partners....

The World Soybean Research Conference 11, orginally scheduled to take place September this year in Novi Sad, Serbia, is organized by the Institute of Field ...

The Seminar which was scheduled on March 17, 2020, "Creating value through the use of legumes" to take place in Helsinki, has been cancelled. Grain legumes a...

Legumes Translated partner Arvum Seed Technology has recently published the 2020 edition of its Spring Bean Agronomy Guide. This comprehensive guide is an A ...

Thanks to new varieties of lupines, soya can be replaced or supplemented in feed. Trials in Switzerland in recent years have shown encouraging results, espec...

e Why is protein important? This is the question that Donal Murphy-Bokern, scientific coordinator of the Legumes Translated project, addressed in opening his...

The European Conference on Crop Diversification took place in September 2019 in Budapest. Donal Mruphy-Bokern, scientific coordinator of Legumes Translated,...

As a thematic network, Legumes Translated helps farmers benefit from relevant research, particularly research funded by the European Union. It addresses how w...

The first video of the project was published on the Legumes Translated Youtube channel. It is a machine demonstration for mechanical weed control in soybeans...

The Legumes Translated team has given priority in the first six months to establishing the main dissemination activities early. Focused on the very important...