Six months have passed since the successful conclusion of the Horizon 2020/CBE JU project SUSFERT in December 2023. Over the past five and a half years, this initiative has developed innovative bio-based fertilisers designed to integrate seamlessly into existing production processes and EU agricultural practices. The SUSFERT - SUStainable FERTtilisers project demonstrated remarkable effectiveness in selected field trials, showcasing novel prototype components such as biodegradable coatings, probiotics, and struvite as replacements for phosphorus and iron supply. Additionally, lignosulfonate-based nutrigels were evaluated for their economic potential and sustainability. Acies played a significant role in this project by upgrading our fermentation facility to produce rhodotorulic acid, an essential iron chelator for sustainable iron fertilization. This contribution shows our commitment to partake in biotechnological innovations that promote environmentally friendly agricultural practices within the European Union. We are proud to have been part of this project and are excited about the future. As we look ahead, Acies remains open to future collaborations in European projects to continue driving innovation and sustainability in agriculture, such as Circular Bio-based Europe Joint Undertaking (CBE JU) initiative. We are open for collaborations on develpoment of new biobased microbial technologies and showcasing them in our multipurpose fermentation demonstration plant based in Slovenia. Let’s cultivate a greener future together! #Sustainability #Biotech #Agriculture Giovanna Rizzetto ABiTEP GmbH, AGRANA Starch, AGRANA Research and Innovation Center GmbH (ARIC), AgroBiogel GmbH, Austrian Institute of Technology (AIT), Groupe Roullier, RTDS Group, Sappi, TIMAC AGRO, University of Antwerp, University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU)
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📣 We are very glad to announce that the #CBEJU proposal ♻ ReLEAF "Recycling Locally Produced Bio-Wastes to Ensure Affordability and Availability of Innovative Bio-Based Fertilisers" has been funded! 🖥️ The consortium is coordinated by Leitat Technological Center and counts on 17 experienced partners including RTOs and universities (Alma Mater Studiorum – Università di Bologna, RITTMO Agroenvironnement®, Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche, #NOVA, Uniwersytet Rolniczy im. Hugona Kołłątaja w Krakowie, Research Institute of Organic Agriculture FiBL, ISQ), non-profit organisations (European Federation of Food Science and Technology, alchemia-nova #research and innovation), SMEs (#Ecopesce, AERIS Tecnologias Ambientales SL, Tecnopackaging), and large enterprises (Global Omnium, ANECOOP S. COOP, Timac Agro Italia S.p.A.) ℹ️ About the Project: The ReLEAF project is based on the advancement and widespread demonstration (in 5 technology demonstration sites) of a suite of extraction techniques to produce key BBF ingredients from waste streams prevalent across Europe – sewage sludge, fish processing waste and wastewater, mixed food waste, and agri-food residues. The formulation and production (in 2 sites) of cost-effective BBFs will address the serious issues of externalities (i.e., dependency on foreign supply chains (P and K), and petroleum-based resources (N)) from fertiliser production and use in European soils together with security of supply and waste valorisation. Investigations of the effectiveness and replicability of the BBFs within the varying climate conditions and soil ecosystems of 4 different field demonstration sites, in addition to co-creation activities, will allow for regional engagement with stakeholders to promote widespread acceptance, while industrial involvement will facilitate a rapid scale up and industrialisation of proposed technologies. ➡️ The project will start on 1st June. Stay tuned! #Fertilisers #Bio-Based #BIC #SoilHealth Xialei You #Fertilisers #Bio-Based #BIC #SoilHealth
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Delighted to announce that I have taken on a mentorship role at Caligenia, a pioneering company dedicated to transforming organic waste into valuable soil amendments. Led by the visionary CEO Nicolas Barbarosch, Caligenia is at the forefront of agricultural biotechnology, creating sustainable solutions that enhance soil health and productivity. At Caligenia, we produce BACTERCHAR, an innovative product that combines ancestral soil amendment practices with the latest advancements in biotechnology. By enhancing the physical-chemical properties of the soil and boosting microbial activity, BACTERCHAR plays a crucial role in sustainable agriculture. Our team excels in developing Plant Growth Promoting Microorganisms (PGPMs) that colonize plant roots, improving growth and health by fixing atmospheric nitrogen, solubilizing nutrients, and producing bioactive compounds. These microorganisms are expertly combined with BACTERCHAR to maximize their efficacy in different agroecosystems. In addition, Caligenia is developing a sophisticated platform to predict how to rehabilitate degraded soils using the optimal combination of BACTERCHAR and PGPMs. This platform integrates various environmental and geographical data to propose tailored solutions for soil improvement. My mandate at Caligenia is international market expansion, leveraging my experience and network to bring these revolutionary agricultural solutions to a global audience. Looking forward to making a significant impact together! #Agriculture #Biotechnology #Sustainability #Mentorship #SoilHealth #Caligenia #Innovation #InternationalExpansion #EnvironmentalSolutions
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Do you want to know more about nutrient recycling, #biofertilisers and #biostimulants being deployed in different primary sectors? Then tune in for the next webinar of the MainstreamBIO project! 💻 On Wednesday April 24 at 11 am you will hear from leading #experts and #innovators about nutrient #recycling solutions for primary producers 👩🌾🚜♻ 💡
Next Wednesday April 24th at 11 CET, MainstreamBIO Project will host our next webinar focused on #Nutrient #Recycling Solutions for Primary Producers 👩🌾 🌲 🚜 👨🔬 ♻ . If you are interested in finding out about nutrient recycling, #biofertilisers and #biostimulants being deployed in different primary sectors, and to hear from leading experts and innovators 💡 , don't forget to tune in 🔭 . Joining us for this webinar will be Piotr Skowron of Institute of Soil Science and Plant Cultivation, Stephen Nolan of GlasPort Bio and Henry Lyons of NutraMara Ltd. Full details and registration 👇 https://lnkd.in/e_Q8qpRH Q-PLAN INTERNATIONAL, Munster Technological University, Innovarum, Bioeconomy at RISE, White Research , Institute of Soil Science and Plant Cultivation, Agricultural University-Plovdiv, Food & Bio Cluster Denmark, Wageningen University & Research, Wageningen Food & Biobased Research, ACRRES, Rural Bioeconomy Alliance (RBA), Circular Bioeconomy Research Group (CIRCBIO), Circular Bioeconomy Cluster South-West, Shannon Applied Biotechnology Centre, BiOrbic, Bioeconomy SFI Research Centre, Irish Bioeconomy Foundation, COPA COGECA, Irish Bioeconomy Foundation
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From residue to raw material ♻ The bio-based economy, where by-products from harvest crops are turned into new raw materials, can give rural districts an economic boost. The BRILIAN project aims to develop new value chains from raw materials in Italy, Spain, and Denmark. In Danish agriculture, the focus is on rapeseed. – Danish farmers produce 400,000 tonnes of rapeseed annually, which is pressed into rapeseed oil. The by-product, the press cake, is currently used for animal feed. We have developed a process that makes it possible to extract a protein product from the press cake. This protein can then be processed into vegan protein for food and protein binders in glue, thereby achieving a higher life in the bioeconomy, says Angelica Tamayo Tenorio, Teknologisk Institut. Read more about the ambitions of BRILIAN: https://lnkd.in/dsE3n46M BRILIAN is a four-year Horizon Europe project with a budget of over six million euros, co-financed by Circular Bio-Based Europe (CBE). The project includes 13 institutes and companies from six different countries, including Denmark. Read more about the project: https://brilian.eu/ #biosolutions #bioeconomy #dkgreen #dkbiz
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UPL is proud to announce the opening of the Global NPP Research Center in Mexico, a state-of-the-art facility that will advance natural solutions through scientific and applied excellence. Our modern greenhouse, equipped with specialised tools, will be a hub for experienced researchers, fostering collaborations with local and international universities and research centers, and serve as a platform for sustainable agricultural knowledge and innovative solutions. UPL is a global leader in biosolutions and the extensive Natural Plant Protection (NPP) portfolio covers a range of applications, including increasing crop resilience to disease, pests, and environmental conditions, supporting crop nutrition, and improving soil health, while reducing residues and environmental impacts. This R&D investment strengthens UPL’s global presence as a leader in sustainable agricultural solutions and represents a significant milestone in advancing agricultural practices worldwide. #InnovationAtUPL #UPL #OpenAg #ReimaginingSustainability #SustainableAg #ResearchCentre #ResearchAndDevelopment #AgriculturalInnovation #NaturalPlantProtection #NPP #UPLLATAM
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NEWS 🗞️! Our second issue of the 𝗔𝗰𝗿𝗼𝗔𝗹𝗹𝗶𝗮𝗻𝗰𝗲 Newsletter is out. Here, we take a look into the current state of vegetable oils and their production, some of the current challenges they face and the importance of macauba as an alternative oil producing crop.🌴 Check out our website to find out more about the project and stay in touch for upcoming news and events! https://buff.ly/3SXv04q We thank our partner institutions and donors for their continuous support. IAC Instituto Agronômico Universidade Federal de Viçosa ITAL - Instituto de Tecnologia de Alimentos University of Hohenheim Fraunhofer Institute for Process Engineering and Packaging IVV Hohenheim Research Center for Global Food Security and Ecosystems Bundesministerium für Bildung und Forschung Finep Fachagentur Nachwachsende Rohstoffe e.V. (FNR) Bundesministerium für Ernährung und Landwirtschaft #Bioeconomy #Biodiversity #Sustainability #Brazil #Germany
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Meet The Speakers: Hear Mr. Rüdiger Weichesmüller, Key Account Manager at AGRANA Starch, speak about ‘Iron Chelating Capabilities as a Necessity of #biobased #Fertilisers’ and join the conversation in the SUSFERT - SUStainable FERTtilisers #webinar ‘NextGen Bio-Based Fertilisers – Products and Impact’ on 27 September at 10:10am. Find out more about the #future of #sustainableagriculture and register here: https://rb.gy/2p5zs Mikael Muegge Philippa Webb Kristin Dietel Evelyn Hackl Gregor Kosec Georg Guebitz Gibson S. Nyanhongo Günter Brader Jakob Moser Julia Santolin Kristina Pfeiffer-Zakharova Lukas Pranter Marc Spiller Markus Omann Martin Kavšček Nikolaus Schwaiger Noemi Armal Renate Weiß Rüdiger Weichesmüller Sebastian Michel RTDS Group ABiTEP GmbH AIT Austrian Institute of Technology GmbH University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU) AgroBiogel GmbH TIMAC AGRO France Groupe Roullier University of Antwerp AGRANA Starch Sappi ACIES BIO Ltd.
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Joyn Bio Founded in September 2017, Joyn Bio was established as a joint venture by Bayer – a pharmaceutical and life science company – and Ginkgo Bioworks – an analytics company that produces their own microorganisms – to engineer plant microbes in order to solve the various sustainability issues within the agriculture sector. Aiming to engineer microbes that provide plants with biological nitrogen fertiliser, Joyn Bio subsequently reduces the amount of industrial nitrogen fertiliser; cutting greenhouse gas emissions by 3%, reducing water pollution and providing late-season nitrogen to crops. Their developments in sustainable agricultural biologicals for crop fertility and resilience profiles the company as a leader in sustainable ag tech. #agroinnovation #agriculture
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