News from IAAS Germany


June 2022

30.06.2022 Excursion to SOLAWI Alfter 

 

On the 30th of June we will visit the Solawi in Alfter where they will show us around their orchards and crop-systems. Afterwards we will have a barbecue with a following IAAS-Meeting.

 

What is the Solawi? 

Solawi means solidarische Landwirtschaft (solidarity agriculture). They supply households in the neighborhood with fresh, regional and seasonal vegetables and fruits.

 

You always wanted to know how self-organized and climate-postive agriculture works? Then this is the perfect opportunity to get a closer look. If you are interested send an Email to: iaas.bonn@gmx.de 

 

We are looking forward to see you there!

November 2019

Exkursion zu John Deere in Mannheim

Du wolltest schon immer mal ein John Deere Werk von innen sehen und exklusive Einblicke erhaschen? Oder mal die Gelegenheit haben das Hofgut Neumühle zu besichtigen?

Dann melde dich schnell HIER an und fahr mit IAAS Hohenheim auf Exkursion!

 


Oktober 2018

Exkursion zu Ritter Sport und REWE

Am Donnerstag, 08.11.2018, ging es auf Exkursion zu unserem Lieblingsschokoladenhersteller aus der Region: Ritter Sport in Waldenbuch. Anschließend bekamen wir eine Führung in der REWE Logistikzentrale in Bondorf bei der wir hautnah erleben konnten, wie die Kommissionierung von Obst und Gemüse abläuft.

 


January 2018

IAAS Hohenheim Seminar 2018

At this year's seminar of IAAS Hohenheim in May we travelled to the beautiful region of the Allgäu. With great people from Croatia, Bulgaria, Serbia, Ghana, Austria and Grece we got  a broad impression of the regional agriculture, whether it was rather traditional or automatizes dairy farming, orcharding, beer brewing or tractor technologies by Fendt.

 

Report comming soon!


September 2017

IAAS Hohenheim Exkursion zu John Deere

 

 

Ich mag Wein - ich mag Bier - am meisten aber meinen John Deere...?!


Dieses Jahr ging es zum Semesteranfang mit IAAS Hohenheim nach Mannheim und Umgebung zum Technik-Giganten John Deere - mit exklusiver Werksbesichtigung samt Rahmenprogramm.


March 2017

Seminar IAAS Bonn 2017

On Roman traces along the Milky Way!

IAAS Bonn's seminar ‘On Roman traces along the Milky Way‘ took place in the peaceful region Eifel from May 24th to 28th 2017.

Part of the program was a visit to Trier and to one of Germany’s most famous breweries, climbing the steepest vineyard in Europe and dairy cattle farms.


May 2017

Make Agriculture Great Again! Seminar 2017

Not only politics are changing also Agriculture is. At our seminar in May 2017 we provided much more than just fancy slogans.

 

To read the final report on our blog click here.


10.12.2016

Review: ExWeek in Bonn

Here’s a short report on our amazing exchange week which took place from Octobter 23th to Oktober 30th with guests from IAAS France, IAAS Sweden, IAAS Montenegro, IAAS Netherlands and IAAS Greece.

 

To read more click here.


15.11.2016

ideIAAS against food waste

The latest project of IAAS International is a campaing to reduce food waste. In order to do that IAAS Hohenheim decided to cook a traditional dish by producing as little waste as possible. Our recipe and ideas will follow soon but you can already check out our nomintations.


25.01.2016

Seminar in Southern Germany 2016

Urban Farming in Basel
Urban Farming in Basel
In the seminar week  from 30th of April - 7th of May 2016 IAAS Hohenheim went on an amazing "Agricultural Walk Along The River Rhine".

15.12.2015

Successful motivation weekend in Germany

Here’s the report on our amazing German speaking region motivation weekend:

On Thursday evening our guests from the IAAS committees in Hohenheim, Switzerland and the committee to be in Austria arrived at our accommodation nearby Bonn. We even had a representative from Slovenia.

 

In a group of about 30 people there where some familiar faces and also many new ones!

 

To read more click here.


15.06.2015

EDM: Over 30 students from 12 countries hosted in Germany

IAAS on the top of the University of Hohenheim
IAAS on the top of the University of Hohenheim
Have a look at our final report which deals with the European Directors' Meeting of the International Association of students in Agricultural and related Sciences (IAAS). This year the local committee of the University of Hohenheim had the pleasure to organize this important event and to host 31 students from Belgium, Belarus, Croatia, the Czech Republic, France, Germany, Greece, Mexico, Slovenia, Spain, Switzerland and the US.

08.12.2014

IAAS meets Berlin

On Thursday, 11th December we met at Bonn central station to take the train to Berlin. There we wanted to help Sarah, a former member of IAAS Bonn, to found the third IAAS committee in Germany and to increase the level of awareness for our organisation in the capital city.

 

  

 

 


IAAS in front of HU Berlin

 

To read the whole article on our blog click here.


IAAS topic of the year 2015

"Youth engagement for developing global farming based on local resource utilization"


15.06.2014

Seminar: 30 students from 8 countries hosted in Germany

IAAS on the farm of family Bayha
IAAS on the farm of family Bayha

For the first time in the history of the International Association of students in Agricultural and related Sciences (IAAS) Germany the two existing committees of Bonn and Hohenheim organized a joint event. The seminar with the topic “How Green is German Agriculture?” was hosted at the beginning of May and supported by our great sponsors. It took us from Stuttgart in the southern part of Germany to Bonn in the western part and we were glad to host 30 students from Spain, Switzerland, Germany, Greece, UK, Russia, Georgia, Bangladesh and the US.

 

Due to the fact that not only the European Union is changing its agricultural policy, also IAAS Internationals topic of the year is „Greening Agricultural Policy“ IAAS Germany decided to show a possible implementation of the new agriculture policy at the example of Germany’s multifunctional agriculture sector. To do that we visited different farms and companies working in and close with the primary sector to understand how they are dealing with the ongoing and upcoming changes.

 

To read the whole article in our blog click here.