El objetivo de este proyecto es sustituir la fertilización inorgánica, total o parcialmente, en suelos agrícolas de la Comunidad de Madrid destinados a la producción hortícola, mediante la aplicación de lodos obtenidos de la depuración de aguas residuales urbanas sometidos a distintos tratamientos con el fin de mantener o mejorar la productividad y mejorar las características edáficas. Se plantea realizar ensayos controlados en invernadero. De forma previa se caracterizarán los diferentes residuos a emplear como enmiendas y se determinarán las dosis a emplear, siempre cumpliendo la legislación vigente. Se comparará el rendimiento obtenido del suelo tratado con las diferentes enmiendas con el obtenido de suelo control (sin adición de ningún fertilizante) y de suelo tratado con fertilizantes inorgánicos convencionales. Así mismo, se analizará la composición química y nutricional de los productos hortícolas obtenidos para garantizar la seguridad y calidad alimentaria.
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It summarises the reports from all Cross Visits. During the Cross Visits the AgriSpin team gradually learned how to capture what really matters in the cases that were visited. It is important that the characteristics in the overview are helpful for: ● deepening the understanding of the individual cases and the effect of particular innovation support actions; ● making comparisons between cases, even though they represent different sectors and cover different types of innovation.
What can support services do to stimulate innovations at farm level? This is the central question in AgriSpin. The Cross Visits aim at collecting information about innovations that have taken place or that are in progress. The members of the visiting team are predominantly support agents themselves, which allows for vivid exchanges of experiences. A cross visit creates space for intensive informal interactions between colleagues from different corners of Europe. This provides a basis for continuous contacts after the project.
The inspirational booklet is a guide. It offers a collection of examples of good working practices involving different types of actors such as advisors, researchers, technology suppliers, retailers, civil society groups and administrators. The examples are from the 12 different European countries participating in the AgriSpin project and represent different stages of an innovation process. The booklet also presents some tools and lessons learned, which can help the innovator better understand the innovation process in order to anticipate possible pitfalls.