See what we are working on
Projects
We have many exciting projects here at Mære, all with a common goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture.
The cow has four stomachs and chews cud, and it is this characteristic that causes cattle to emit methane. This is a natural process in nature that...
Forest fuel is trunks, branches, tops, bark and whole trees. Wood has traditionally been the most important fuel from the forest. In recent years, it has been...
Straw can be used for bedding, fodder, and for the production of bioheat. The use of straw as bioenergy has been increasing in the last ten years. Many farmers...
This is a project managed by Norsvin, the company responsible for pig breeding in Norway. The aim of the project is to find properties...
We have hosted the Zero Emission Cowshed (ZEC), a research project owned by SINTEF, Nord University and Fjøsmiljø AS. The objective of ...
Val schools and Mære agricultural school have over the years developed test facilities that can be used for R&D activities, and together have a large portfolio...
A growing interest in recycling and conserving resources, along with the desire to store more carbon in the soil, makes it interesting…
The new dormitory building was completed in 2018 and has space for 40 students. A passive house is a building that uses little energy for heating compared to ...
Biochar is the collective term for charred biomass that occurs through incomplete combustion at high temperatures without or with little access...