6.22.2016
Secondary crops to increase land productivity: a model that comes directly from nature
Research
How to increase harvests without causing pollution? It's simple: you only need to follow nature’s example. In brief, the more you feed the soil, the more you produce, the more you use secondary crops and the more you increase soil productivity. This simple axiom is the basis for developing a sustainable type of agriculture that, thanks to a double harvest, is able to produce abundant raw materials for both human and animal nourishment as well as for biogas production.
Original language: French
Origin: France
Speaker
Konrad Schreiber
Project Manager, IAD - Institut de l'agriculture durable
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