Biofertilisers

Biofertilisers

Students, professionals, teachers interested or involved in food-water-nutrient value chain, including farmers and agroindustry

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The course highlights the importance of a gradual change from chemical fertilisers to biofertilisers in order to reduce pollution.

This course is ideal for farmers who want to make the most of their products being environmentally friendly, industries who might transform a by-product of theirs in a biofertiliser, for commercial figures and experts who will be able to acquire greater knowledge in this field.

Concept and Legal Framework of Biofertilisers

Module 1. The module aims to provide students with a general overview of the basic concepts of fertilisers, the differences with the so call bio-fertilisers and the different existing types, their legal framework and the links between biofertilisers and circular economy.

Lessons

Introduction 1. Concept and Legal Framework of Biofertilisers References

Types of Biofertilisers and Biostimulants

Module 2. The module aims to provide students with an overview of the different classification of biofertilisers according to its functions. Additionally, a brief explanation on biostimulants and their classification is made. Furthermore, explanation on categories of biofertilisers according to their component materials is included in this module.

Lessons

Introduction 1. Types of Biofertilisers and Biostimulants References

Biofertilisers Main Resources and Parties of Interest

Module 3. The Module aims to provide students with references in the European Union (entities and initiatives) and their resources, documents and tools related to the development and uses of biofertilisers and circular economy in the food-water-nutrient value chain.

Lessons

Introduction 1. Biofertilisers Main Resources and Parties of Interest References
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