Lönnstorp Research Station is located in the south west of Skåne and has a subject focus on cropping system dynamics. In SITES, Lönnstorp has 60 ha of conventional farmed land and 18 ha of certified organic farmland. Lönnstorp provides research opportunities in ecology, environmental science and agroecology.

Researchers utilizing Lönnstorp’s facilities focus on design, sustainable development and assessment of agroecosystems in conventional and ecological farming. The station hosts both short and long term field trials addressing e.g. different cropping systems, reduced tillage, bioenergy crops, greenhouse gas emissions and biogeochemical processes in agroecosystems.

SAFE - SITES Agroecological Field Experiment
A field facility, SITES Agroecological Field Experiment (SAFE), is open for research regarding future cropping systems. The facility can be used within many different subjects, e.g. plant and soil ecology, biogeochemistry and agroecology. It is also be possible to establish smaller experiments within the facility.

• Read more about SAFE

Monitoring and data
Lönnstorp is part of SITES infrastructure SITES Spectral.

• Data from Lönnstorp in SITES Data Portal.

More information
View Lönnstorp’s infrastructure and ongoing research via an interactive map.

The webpage of Lönnstorp Research Station at SLU.