Perennial energy crops and organic fertilization increase soil biological activity and soil fertility on sandy substrate

Moritz Nabel

Perennial energy crops and organic fertilization increase soil biological activity and soil fertility on sandy substrate

Scientific poster Global Symposium Soil Biodiversity

Year of publication 2021

Place of publication Rome, Italy ;

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Author Moritz Nabel

Publisher FAO and German Federal Agency for Nature Conservation, Germany ;

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Synopsis (short abstract) Scientific poster Global Symposium Soil Biodiversity

Language English

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Empowering Farmers for Improved Soil Fertility and Increased Nutrition - GCP/GLO/1213/GER-F 2025

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This project was designed to support the empowerment of farmers with skills and practices to improve both soil fertility and the nutritional value of food. This is a second phase project that will build upon the results of the Soils4Nutrition (S4N) project. It will educate farmers on sustainable soil management practices to support nutrition-sensitive agriculture, improve soil health and facilitate knowledge sharing among farmers in the targeted countries of Burkina Faso, Colombia and Mexico, and in the Latin American and Caribbean region.In line with the Voluntary Guidelines for Sustainable Soil Management (VGSSM) and with the main topics defined in the bilateral trust fund between BMEL and FAO to promote rural development and reduce malnutrition, this action aims to develop and implement coordinated and structured measures for sustainable soil management and to scale up these efforts globally, with a high level of involvement of women and youth.