The first LEGUMINOSE summer school brought over 50 students and researchers together in Pakistan to explore cereal-legume intercropping. Through expert lectures, field visits, and group work, participants gained practical skills for more sustainable farming.
What happens when scientists come together to discuss the future of soil? In this recap from a leading European soil health conference, our coordinator Shamina shares her key takeaways — from turning research into practice to cultivating empathy for our soils.
We recently met in Spain to discuss our progress. Let’s recap our meeting.
We recently took part in the dynamic Agro Park agricultural fair, where our Polish partners showcased our commitment to advancing sustainable agriculture through intercropping.
The Centennial Celebration and Congress of the International Union of Soil Sciences, taking place in Florence, Italy from May 19-21, 2024, presents an exciting opportunity for soil scientists. Submit your abstract by January 15, 2024.
The EGU General Assembly 2024, happening from April 14–19, both in Vienna and online, is a global convergence of geoscience professionals. Submit your abstract by January 10, 2024.
Our stakeholder workshop series continues: Last month, we discussed opportunities and barriers of legume-cereal intercropping with Italian stakeholders.
Spanish farmers and researchers discussed the possibilities of growing different crops in the same land plot simultaneously.
The UK Sustainable Farming Incentive is supporting intercropping. A farm walk explored benefits and barriers towards its wider adoption.
What benefits does legume-cereal intercropping offer? And what are potential barriers to its adoption? We recently explored these questions in a workshop with stakeholders in Poland.