Educational Garden Phytomedicin

Over 1,000 crops are cultivated worldwide. It is virtually impossible to cultivate our crops without any plant protection measures. In the Phytomedicine Teaching Garden, we only carry out plant protection measures to a very limited extent, which gives visitors the opportunity to follow the development of weeds, damage caused by animal pests and diseases over the growing season and to observe the effects on the crop. The phytomedicinal training garden is divided into three parts: Arable crops, permanent crops and weed crops.

Arable crops with and without plant protection

Plant protection includes measures designed to protect crops from diseases, pests and weeds.
These measures can be carried out mechanically or chemically.
Alternatively, beneficial organisms, microorganisms and attractants can be used as biological […]

Permament crops

Permanent crops are agricultural crops that are not subject to annual crop rotation, but remain on the same area for a period of at least five years and produce recurring yields during this time.