Potential in new findings on climate and agricultural soil from EJP SOIL

Published: 16 November 2023

Research on the role of agricultural soil for the climate has come a long way, it was noted during a webinar recently arranged by SLU and the research program EJP SOIL. The program's broad approach provides the conditions to produce knowledge for practical use. "After the end of the program, we need to sit down and talk about how we can change our advice to farmers," said Markus Hoffmann, sustainability expert at the Swedish Farmers' Union (LRF).

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Contact

Amanda Öberg
Communicator EJP SOIL Sweden
Department of Soil and Environment
+46730782268
ejpsoil-sweden@slu.se

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Links:

The webinar (incl. presentations)

Jordbruksmarkens roll för klimatet - ett webbinarium av EJP SOIL | Externwebben (slu.se)

Studies presented by Thomas Kätterer

• Response of Crop Yield to Changes in Soil Organic Matter in a Swedish Long-Term Experiment by Thomas Katterer, Martin A. Bolinder

• Burleigh Dodds Science Publishing | Agricultural Science in Print and Online (bdspublishing.com)