Month: December 2018

Hi there, this is our last post for this year. We are excited to look back on a semester full of studying, getting to know many nice people, experience some Swedish culture and collecting great inputs of new ideas and thoughts.  We will let you know whats going on next year soon. But now it… Continue reading See you next year!

Hej hej, we already wrote about the “Agroecology day” but now it gets more serious.  😉The “Agroecology day” is a recurring annual event which exists quite a long time now (7 or 8 years). It is organised by creative students and in 2019 it will be our task to arrange this day. We already had… Continue reading Agroecology day 2019

Hej hej, at the moment most of us are at home and everyone is enjoying Christmas with friends & family. Nevertheless, there are some small tasks to do. Ludwig finished his group work and his individual paper before Christmas, I have to hand in a draft of my individual paper on the 4th of January. But… Continue reading Christmas break

At the 13th of December the Swedes celebrate the Saint Lucy. I won´t bother you with the whole store, read more about it here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_Lucy%27s_Day What we did to celebrate Luciafesten was having a very traditional Christmas dinner, called “Julmiddag”, with our friends here from the university. One Swede of them prepared a very nice menu… Continue reading Luciafest

This week we met the elderly 😉 Agroecology students. It was the first time (since 2011, the starting of the Agroecology programme) that three generations of students from this programme came together. We met in the rooms of the student union, that one can book for such purposes. There we cooked a pretty diverse dinner… Continue reading Agroecology meeting

Hej hej, now the lectures are almost over and it is time for group work and individual assignments. In both of our courses we can choose a topic for the individual paper by ourself. While searching for literature and reference we came across an interesting website, called “The Land Institute” (https://landinstitute.org). They do a lot… Continue reading Perennial grain