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PROF. FRANK EWERT talks about ZALF in the desert, LAND-INNOVATION-LAUSITZ, and Lusatia as a model region. A scientist and a farmer join forces to sing the praises of the queen of forage crops. Selected plants are intended to provide food for humans and animals as well as enable efficient use of energy and fiber. Using algorithms, drones, satellites, and other technology, researchers want to put together the Lusatia landscape puzzle. If the researchers at ZALF have their way, truffles will soon be known and loved as the black gold of Lusatia.
TODAY A SPORE, TOMORROW
TODAY A SPORE, TOMORROW A TREASURE 2 13 15 The whitish truffle is robust and, unlike other edible truffles, also grows on sandy, slightly acidic soils. This makes Tuber borchii ideal for Lusatia, where it has already been confirmed to grow. The truffle plantation near Drebkau, which was established several years ago, is being scientifically monitored by researchers at ZALF. The hope is that truffle cultivation will become another source of income for farms in the region and that truffles will end up on our plates as a regional delicacy. 28
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