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Regional Working Group (RWG)
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Denmark’s RWG covers the whole country. With more than 60% of the land used for farming and plenty of by-products available, Denmark is an ideal place to develop new soil amendments from recycled materials. The group brings together researchers, farmers, businesses and community organisations at national level so that ideas and experiences can be shared across regions. This teamwork helps reduce waste, recycle nutrients, improve soil health and speed up Denmark’s move towards a more sustainable food system. The group’s main focus is to study how recycled products affect soil health and to make sure their use does not harm the environment or cause soil contamination.
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Pelletising as by-product development technology for bio-based soil improvers
Recycling of food-processing residues and the effect on soil health
Authors: Eva Faurholdt Vistisen, Sander Bruun & Veronika Hansen
Solid-state fermentation of juice waste with production of biostimulant: A life cycle assessment
Author: Maja Rydgård, Enric Garcia-Muchart, Nancy Peña, Sander Bruun.
Citizen Factsheet: Recirkulering for sund jord (Danish)
Citizen Factsheet: Recycling for Soil Health (Denmark – English)
Industry Factsheet: Recirkulering for sund jord (Danish)
Industry Factsheet: Recycling in Soil Health (Denmark – English)
Insect production and Insect Frass
Authors: Veronika Hansen, University of Copenhagen; Marc Neuberger, Andrea Bauerle, Anna Fath. University of Hohenheim
Mapping funding mechanisms to support circular soil improvers from food side streams
Ronald A. Farrar-Tobar, Marina Ettl, Ludwig Hermann. Proman Management GmbH
Delivering safe and accepted soil fertilisers in Denmark: insights from SWOT and PESTLE analysis
Authors: Edyta Waluś, Magdalena Andrunik, Marzena Smol Mineral and Energy, Economy Research Institute, Polish Academy of Sciences
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