Transformative Living Labs for Soil Health: Advancing Regenerative and Conservation Agriculture Across Europe

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25.00395

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Transformative Living Labs for Soil Health: Advancing Regenerative and Conservation Agriculture Across Europe

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Abstract (Englisch)	TRAILS4SOIL will co-create 5 Living Labs (LLs) across 9 European countries, encompassing 100 experimentation sites including11 lighthouses. This initiative aims to address the urgent need for sustainable soil management in Europe by fostering stakeholdercollaboration and overcoming barriers to the widespread implementation of better soil management farming systems. The project willdevelop pathways for implementing economic, policy, technical, and social measures to drive the transition towards a resilient andsustainable agri-food system grounded on healthy soils. Through innovative and participatory research in diverse agroecosystems,TRAILS4SOIL will demonstrate the potential of Regenerative and Conservation Agriculture Practices (ReCAP) to achieve the objectivesof the EU Soil Mission. By actively engaging local communities in a multi-actor approach process TRAILS4SOIL will provide tailoredscientific knowledge and technical guidelines, that will inspire and empower farmers and other stakeholders to promote sustainable landmanagement improving soil health. The interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary expertise of the consortium, which includes 22 partnersamong universities, research centres and farmer associations, will ensure the achievement of the proposed objective. TRAILS4SOIL willadvance the understanding of soil health by integrating cutting-edge technologies to facilitate the widespread adoption of sustainablesoil management solutions.

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TRAILS4SOIL will co-create 5 Living Labs (LLs) across 9 European countries, encompassing 100 experimentation sites including11 lighthouses. This initiative aims to address the urgent need for sustainable soil management in Europe by fostering stakeholdercollaboration and overcoming barriers to the widespread implementation of better soil management farming systems. The project willdevelop pathways for implementing economic, policy, technical, and social measures to drive the transition towards a resilient andsustainable agri-food system grounded on healthy soils. Through innovative and participatory research in diverse agroecosystems,TRAILS4SOIL will demonstrate the potential of Regenerative and Conservation Agriculture Practices (ReCAP) to achieve the objectivesof the EU Soil Mission. By actively engaging local communities in a multi-actor approach process TRAILS4SOIL will provide tailoredscientific knowledge and technical guidelines, that will inspire and empower farmers and other stakeholders to promote sustainable landmanagement improving soil health. The interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary expertise of the consortium, which includes 22 partnersamong universities, research centres and farmer associations, will ensure the achievement of the proposed objective. TRAILS4SOIL willadvance the understanding of soil health by integrating cutting-edge technologies to facilitate the widespread adoption of sustainablesoil management solutions.