First Round of Good Practices and Research Innovations delivered
At the end of January, an important step for the project was taken. VEGEPOLYS VALLEY (French cluster on plant) delivered its first deliverable: the first round of Good Practices & Research Innovations collected throughout the consortium. . During several months at...
Register now: Advancing Fertilization Management: ONLINE DISSEMINATION EVENT
One year after the beginning of the project, STRATUS partners have a lot of news to offer to the public in general, and to a more target audience such as farmers, advisors, researchers, students, agronomists, or policymakers interested in integral fertilizers...
STRATUS – First Annual Consortium Meeting & General Assembly
It has been one year since the launch of STRATUS in Pamplona, Spain, and the partners are meeting again for the project´s first Annual Consortium Meeting and General Assembly. Members from all 14 partner institutions, as well as associate partners met in Athens,...Developing Sustainable Agriculture Through Global Collaboration
Creating sustainable agricultural systems is a global challenge that demands robust networks of knowledge sharing and innovation. A recent example of such collaboration took place at the Agricultural University of Athens (AUA), a STRATUS partner, during a study visit...
A network of advisors specializing in efficient fertilization
The STRATUS project is based on creating a network of advisors specializing in efficient fertilization. This network consists of various entities specialized in precision agriculture, organic fertilizers, soil quality, and advisory services for farmers and ranchers....
Showcasing the latest advances driving innovation in precision farming
One of the challenges of practicing integrated fertilization management to increase production and input efficiency in agriculture is designing better systems for fertilizer use. This was the focus of the event hosted by STRATUS partner ILVO (Flanders Research...
A Framework for Identifying Economically Feasible and Sustainable Fertilization Practices: The STRATUS D3.1 Protocol
The main goal of the STRATUS network is to identify at least 48 Best Practices in Integrated Fertilization Management (IFM) throughout the European Union. This ambitious goal requires a rigorous selection process to ensure the chosen practices are not only effective...
Bringing the knowledge generated by STRATUS to the Spanish agricultural system
STRATUS project coordinator INTIA hosted their first Community of Practice (CoP) on Integrated Fertilization management. Participants shared their knowledge, experience, and good practices on precision farming, organic fertilizers, and soil quality. This is the first...