Catalogue of Infrastructures and Facilities

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Facility
GrainLab
Danish Technological Institute (DTI)
Country
Denmark

The GrainLab is located at DTI's headquarters at the Centre for Agriculture and Digitalisation. In the grain laboratory, seeds are handled and weighed for field trials, and grain and legumes are handled after harvest, where samples are cleaned and analysed for various parameters, like purity, broken kernels, TKW, protein and water content. Soil and plant material samples are handled for further analysis. The GrainLab is fully coordinated with the barcode system connected to the field trials, securing complete traceability and automated data transferal for the Nordic field trials database. What could be offered through this facility: Material handling for field trials (pre- and post-harvest) Quality analysis of harvested crop samples
Facility
Test Fields Denmark
Danish Technological Institute (DTI)
Country
Denmark

The Danish Test Fields are located close to DTIs headquarter for the Center for Agriculture and Digitalisation. Additional test fields can be made available upon request and DTI can provide both homogeneous and heterogeneous fields of varying soil types, topography and other relevant conditions. DTI has a lot of experience selecting and acquiring the right fields for specific trials.
Infrastructure
DTI infrastructure
Danish Technological Institute (DTI)
Country
Denmark

DTI has a significant track record in advocating for the utilisation of technological advancements. We have, since 1906, focused on benefiting individual businesses and fostering the ongoing progress, expansion, and prosperity of society. A team of over 900 specialists collaborate to support both small and large enterprises in maintaining their competitiveness and fostering innovation. DTI's organisational structure includes five key divisions: Food & Production, Materials, Environmental Technology, Energy & Climate, and Building and Construction, encompassing a total of 40 specialised centres. Through its extensive engagement in publicly funded research endeavours, DTI demonstrates proficiency in projects of varying scales, from those requiring a few thousand euros to multimillion-euro initiatives.