A risk assessment framework based on a global synthesis of food system modeling reveals how individual and combined interventions can reduce the risk of overshooting critical environmental limits—land use, GHG emissions, freshwater use, and nutrient cycles—by 2050.

In April 2025, a team from FiBL initiated a partnership with the Virunga Foundation to support sustainable agriculture in North Kivu, in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).

Creative ideas are being sought that will help to raise public awareness of the often overlooked but vital importance of soil. Selected proposals will receive financial support for implementation. Further information about the webinar and the jury members being recruited can be found at the link below.

Syntropic farming systems (SFS), inspired by natural succession and stratification, combine annual and perennial plants in diverse, actively managed systems. While most examples come from the tropics, they show potential to enhance agrobiodiversity, soil fertility, climate resilience, and yield quality. However, scientific data—especially from temperate regions—is limited. A review of 67 studies highlights SFS benefits but also notes challenges.

Das Wachstum der Biocontrol-Industrie zeigt den Bedarf an einer starken Plattform – ABIM bietet genau das: einen internationalen Treffpunkt für Geschäftsanbahnung, Produktneuheiten, Marktdiskussionen, Forschung, Gesetzgebung und weltweite Vernetzung. Organisiert wird ABIM von der ABIM AG, einem Joint Venture von IBMA und FiBL Schweiz.