💬 "In the future, steak 🥩 will no longer come solely from a cow grazing on a meadow. It will also grow in a bioreactor, and with a much lower ecological footprint" believes Nick Lin-Hi, Professor for Business and Ethics at the University of Vechta, Germany, and a member of the DLG Committee for New Feed & Food. 💡 Various scientific studies back this theory. Only recently, Dutch researchers concluded that the environmental impact of cultured beef is 92 percent lower than that of its conventional counterpart. As it also requires around 95 percent less land, it could also prove to be a starting point in the biodiversity crisis. And the fact that it consumes 78 percent less water is another weighty argument. Read more here on our recent publication: https://lnkd.in/dG4Z6YK5 How big a role of cell cultures and microorganisms might play in the agricultural system of the future is one of the core topics at this year's Inhouse Farming ✅ Inhouse Farming Feed & Food Show, Hanover, Germany, November 12-15, 2024. Part of the world's leading trade fairs #EuroTier #EnergyDecentral ➡ www.inhouse-farming.com https://lnkd.in/dvBRMsXC #inhousefarming #verticalfarming #indoorfarming #insectfarming #cellularagriculture #algae #aquaculture
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Check out the new study by HCE members, Prof. Dr. Marcus Koch and Prof. Dr. Jale Tosun, which examines the potential of intermediate agriculture to contribute to sustainable farming. The study focuses on the KraichgauKorn farmers' cooperative in Baden-Württemberg, Germany, and found that intermediate agriculture increased weed species biodiversity compared to conventional fields. Read the full article, "Intermediate Agriculture and Biodiversity: Insights from the AgroBioDiv Project," in the peer-reviewed journal "Agroecology and Sustainable Food Systems." #sustainablefarming #agriculture #biodiversity #environmentalscience #HCE https://lnkd.in/eR7-qbVk
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DESARROLLO DE GESTIONES COMERCIALES || STAR UP || CIERRE DE VENTAS || CUSTOMER REPRESENTATIVE MANAGEMENT|| BUSINESS DEVELOPER. INGENIERO AGRICOLA, MSC FINANZAS. PLANIFICADOR AMBIENTAL. || PROJECT MANAGER INSTITUTE.
✅Harvest Harmonics: Grow More, Sustainably, Profitably At Harvest Harmonics, we believe that agriculture can be both productive and sustainable. That's why we developed our crop booster technology, which uses biophysics to improve plant health and resilience. This allows farmers to grow more crops, with less environmental impact, and higher profits. We believe that biophysics is the key to a more sustainable future for agriculture. By using biophysics to improve plant health and resilience, we can help farmers grow more food, with less environmental impact, and higher profits. Our commitment is to help farmers achieve their goals. We understand the challenges that farmers face, and we are dedicated to providing them with the tools and resources they need to succeed. Contact us for more information: Service@harvestharmonics.com +1 727 324 6750 OVERVIEW https://lnkd.in/eKgAx8qA SCIENTIFIC PAPERS: https://lnkd.in/eX6rT_De SCHEDULE A MEETING: https://lnkd.in/eMKfi5_p #sustainableagriculture #cropbooster #biophysics #planthealth #resilience #reducedenvironmentalimpact #improvedsoilhealth #reducedwaterusage #reducedghgemissions #increasedprofits #increasedcropyields #reducedrelianceonchemicals #improvedcropquality #agtech #farmerlife #farmfamily #farmfresh #farmtotable #sustainablefoodsystem #foodsecurity #climateaction #greengrowth #foodinnovation #agrifood #farmingfuture #sustainablebusiness #regenerativeag #precisionag #organicfarming #aquaponics #verticalfarming #agroecology #permaculture #sustainabledevelopment #bethebange #biophysicsforabetterfuture Ver traducción
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DESARROLLO DE GESTIONES COMERCIALES || STAR UP || CIERRE DE VENTAS || CUSTOMER REPRESENTATIVE MANAGEMENT|| BUSINESS DEVELOPER. INGENIERO AGRICOLA, MSC FINANZAS. PLANIFICADOR AMBIENTAL. || PROJECT MANAGER INSTITUTE.
✅Harvest Harmonics: Grow More, Sustainably, Profitably At Harvest Harmonics, we believe that agriculture can be both productive and sustainable. That's why we developed our crop booster technology, which uses biophysics to improve plant health and resilience. This allows farmers to grow more crops, with less environmental impact, and higher profits. We believe that biophysics is the key to a more sustainable future for agriculture. By using biophysics to improve plant health and resilience, we can help farmers grow more food, with less environmental impact, and higher profits. Our commitment is to help farmers achieve their goals. We understand the challenges that farmers face, and we are dedicated to providing them with the tools and resources they need to succeed. Contact us for more information: Service@harvestharmonics.com +1 727 324 6750 OVERVIEW https://lnkd.in/eKgAx8qA SCIENTIFIC PAPERS: https://lnkd.in/eX6rT_De SCHEDULE A MEETING: https://lnkd.in/eMKfi5_p #sustainableagriculture #cropbooster #biophysics #planthealth #resilience #reducedenvironmentalimpact #improvedsoilhealth #reducedwaterusage #reducedghgemissions #increasedprofits #increasedcropyields #reducedrelianceonchemicals #improvedcropquality #agtech #farmerlife #farmfamily #farmfresh #farmtotable #sustainablefoodsystem #foodsecurity #climateaction #greengrowth #foodinnovation #agrifood #farmingfuture #sustainablebusiness #regenerativeag #precisionag #organicfarming #aquaponics #verticalfarming #agroecology #permaculture #sustainabledevelopment #bethebange #biophysicsforabetterfuture Ver traducción
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Soil Biology Improves Soil Health In agriculture, organic matter plays a crucial role in soil health. Organic matter only accounts for 5% of most agricultural soils. But it's the difference between dead dirt and living, thriving soil with microorganisms, earthworms, and soil structure that allows for water and nutrient retention. In the form of plant and animal residues, organic matter sustains a myriad of soil microbes pivotal to nutrient cycling, bolstering the resilience of crops against various stresses. As extreme climate events become more common, it's important to consider ways to make your farm more resilient. The life cycles of fungi, bacteria, and a host of other soil dwellers are intertwined. Their preferred habitat is a relatively undisturbed area with abundant organic matter, which means crop residues on the soil surface and plant roots in the soil. Cover crops keep the microbial community fed between cash crops while decreasing erosion. As the evidence mounts against the long-term use of synthetic fertilizers and the rise of sustainable farming practices, the push toward understanding the impact of soil biology on robust soil ecosystems has never been more significant. Find out more about the synergies between soil microbes, soil health, and your farm’s profit. Contact our team at https://lnkd.in/gm8V7V_z #covercrops #soilbiology #soilmicrobes #sustainablefarming
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Soil Biology Improves Soil Health In agriculture, organic matter plays a crucial role in soil health. Organic matter only accounts for 5% of most agricultural soils. But it's the difference between dead dirt and living, thriving soil with microorganisms, earthworms, and soil structure that allows for water and nutrient retention. In the form of plant and animal residues, organic matter sustains a myriad of soil microbes pivotal to nutrient cycling, bolstering the resilience of crops against various stresses. As extreme climate events become more common, it's important to consider ways to make your farm more resilient. The life cycles of fungi, bacteria, and a host of other soil dwellers are intertwined. Their preferred habitat is a relatively undisturbed area with abundant organic matter, which means crop residues on the soil surface and plant roots in the soil. Cover crops keep the microbial community fed between cash crops while decreasing erosion. As the evidence mounts against the long-term use of synthetic fertilizers and the rise of sustainable farming practices, the push toward understanding the impact of soil biology on robust soil ecosystems has never been more significant. Find out more about the synergies between soil microbes, soil health, and your farm’s profit. Contact our team at https://lnkd.in/gm8V7V_z #covercrops #soilbiology #soilmicrobes #sustainablefarming
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Comparative Analysis of Crop and Mushroom Production: Environmental, Economic, and Market Perspectives This comprehensive analysis explores the dichotomy between traditional crop production and the burgeoning sector of mushroom cultivation. It delves into the environmental prerequisites, cultivation methodologies, utilization of agricultural byproducts, economic viability, and market dynamics that distinguish these two forms of agriculture. Given the escalating demand for sustainable and nutritious food sources, this paper aims to provide stakeholders, including farmers, investors, and policy-makers, with nuanced insights to guide their agricultural and investment choices. For the rest of the article: https://lnkd.in/d4G7zdsD #SustainableAgriculture #MushroomCultivation #FoodSustainability AgriculturalInnovation #EcoFriendlyFarming #UrbanFarming #CircularEconomy #OrganicFarming #Agroecology #FoodSecurity
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🌳 Food Forest & Landscape Designer 🚜 Award-winning filmmaker & Author 👉 Commensalist & Eat More Trees & Food Forest Institute
Imagine having a simple book that explains the current agricultural problems in a nutshell. A book that's very accessible and digestable for even 12-year-olds. Where concepts such as the soil-gut connection are explained, the importance of trees in agriculture, farmers lock-in, industry dependency, organic vs non-organic, agroecology,... Showing farming projects worldwide, introducing you to global thinkers and changemakers such as Vandana Shiva, Iain Tolhurst, Wes Jackson, David R. Montgomery, Elaine Ingham and many more. Not afraid to also critically listen to the perspectives of big agribusinesses such as Bayer (& Monsanto) and of course to challenge them. The good news: I've written this book, the better news, the book is already published (in Dutch) and got tons of great reviews. The challenge: I just got back the international rights, so now I'm on this new path to finding an international agent to have it published in English. Who knows the right fit? #agriculture #farming #farm #agroecology #regenerative Dutch title: We eten ons dood https://lnkd.in/gc7bDBgj
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