On 7th and 8th May 2019, Glasgow Caledonian University hosted European partnership in Glasgow, Scotland and showcased innovative P recovery procedure with microalgae.
The 5th Phos4You working group meeting was filled up with intense work. […]
Environ is the largest environmental conference occurring annually in Ireland. The event is organised via a collaboration between the Environmental Sciences Association of Ireland and a third level education organisation that undertakes its hosting.
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The H2020 project SYSTEMIC will demonstrate a variety of technologies for the recovery of mineral nutrients (N, P, K) and for the production of various (nutrient-depleted) organic soil improvers and fertilizers. The implementation of nutrient recovery technologies allows plant owners to process biowaste into user-specific products for the regional market. […]
Agrocycle project is reaching its final stage and a large part of activities is about to be completed. The final stakeholder event was held in the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine facility in Backweston near Dublin on March 29th with the participation of many relevant companies from the agri-food industry such as PepsiCo, Carbery, IRIS, Manor Farm and many more. […]
The INTERREG V B NWE project Phos4You prepared a project video to catch the core of the project. A 3-minutes trailer gives a glance about the project’s approach – step by step single film portraits demonstrate the different P recovery technologies that Phos4U implements. […]
In the framework of the new Common Agriculture Policy (CAP) 2021-2027, a new tool is being developed to help farmers manage the use of nutrients in their farms in a more sustainable way. […]
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Closing the loop of organic waste, while encouraging and facilitating Science-2-Business (S-2-B) collaborations. That is the main goal of the End-of-waste (EoW) platform, which tackles the challenge of valorization of organic by-products from agro-bio-food sector. […]
Under the approach of ReNu2Farm to increase the use of recycling-derived fertilisers, it is essential to gain a better understanding on how the products that are currently available on the market can be utilised, depending on the geographic location and climate.
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NUTRIMAN invites you and your project/innovative technology/product to participate in a survey for the compilation of a selection of the best available nutrient recovery technologies and products for deployment/market uptake promotion of Nitrogen/Phosphorus recovery innovations. […]
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