Innovative Crop Rotation for Grass Production in Denmark

Enhancing sustainable agriculture through nature-based solutions and local protein production in Northern Jutland

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This Nature-Based Solution in Northern Jutland, Denmark, reduces nitrogen leaching and enhances biodiversity by implementing perennial grass-based crop rotations and integrated biorefineries. Funded by the EU-China programme, the four-year trans4num project promotes local protein production to replace imported soy, supports carbon sequestration, and develops nutrient loops. Remote sensing and machine learning monitor agricultural systems, while stakeholder engagement advances regulatory alignment with the EU Water Framework Directive. Outcomes include improved farmer perception, sustainable economic models, and reduced environmental impact.

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Project

trans4num

Transformation for sustainable nutrient supply and management

Location
Denmark
Authors
Anton Rasmussen, Anne-Mette S. Langvad, Morten Birk, Prof. Dr. Tommy Dalgaard
Purpose
Experimentation

File type
document
Created on
Jan 31, 2025
Origin language
English
Official project website
trans4num
License
CC BY