4.18.2024
Biogas plants and humus: two allies for soil fertility
Anaerobic digestion
By subjecting digestate to an aerobic treatment it is possible to produce humus. Humus, a nutrient-rich organic substance, is critical to soil health as it improves soil structure, increases water and nutrient retention capacity, and provides a favourable environment for vegetation growth. Timo Junius, Consultant for soil management at PLOCHER GmbH explains the benefits of this nutrient and how its production linked to biogas plants is part of a circular approach that not only promotes agricultural productivity, but also contributes to environmental sustainability in general.
Original language: German
Origin: Germany
Speaker
Timo Junius
Consultant for soil management, PLOCHER GmbH
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