Carbon sequestration in grassland under German fertiliser regulations

Grassland carbon sequestration under new German fertiliser regulations: evaluating the Witte plant's composting technology for nutrient management

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Carbon sequestration in grassland is affected by Germany's new Fertiliser Ordinance, which strengthens requirements for fertiliser use and product labelling to ensure compliance. Various recycling and upcycling methods for farm fertilisers are under evaluation, with the Witte plant's composting technology for manure showing innovation but limited scalability. Challenges include logistics costs, regulatory hurdles, and unclear definitions of fertiliser versus waste. While the technology offers partial benefits, a comprehensive, multi-stakeholder approach involving experts, practitioners, and policymakers is essential to reduce nutrient inputs and address regional fertiliser surpluses effectively.

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Project

Inno4Grass

Shared Innovation Space for Sustainable Productivity of Grasslands in Europe

Location
Germany
Authors
Grünland zentrum
Purpose
Adopt innovative practices, Implement best practices, Learn and develop skills

File type
document
Created on
Oct 30, 2019
Origin language
English
Official project website
Inno4Grass
License
CC BY