SUSTAINABLE FARMING Top Soil & Groundwater

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SUSTAINABLE FARMING Top Soil & Groundwater 2015 Year of Soils 50 years of little attention for soil life and organic matter. Farmers, water boards, drinking water companies, nature orgs, citizens, all need fresh water, healthy food, climate resilience, all depending on good soil Develop, test and use practical tools to improve soil & water quality and quantity

Our goal is to reach food production in balance with the eco system Develop, test and use practical methods for farmers Optimize efficient use of nutrients and water Better understanding between land management and water management (integration) Cooperation between farmers, scientists, society and industry (chain approach)