CARTIF PROJECTS

NUTRIMAN

Real benefits of fertilizers of biological origin and how to use them

Description

The main objective of the current Fertilizer Regulation Review policy initiative in the EU is to encourage large-scale fertilizer production in the region from domestic or secondary organic raw materials, in line with the principles of the Circular Economy.

For the expansion of the use of these new products, “trust” and “knowledge” are needed throughout the entire value chain: farmers must understand and know the real benefits of fertilizers of biological origin and how to adopt and use them practical way in your crops. Also, it is essential to disseminate knowledge and information among agricultural professionals. This is precisely the objective of the ongoing NUTRIMAN EU project.

Objectives

  • Take an inventory of the innovative research results in the field of nutrient recovery technologies, methodologies and products that are about to go on the market, but that are not sufficiently known by the agricultural sector.

  • Evaluate innovative technologies for nutrient recovery and new products and fertilization practices.

  • Disseminate the knowledge collected among agricultural professionals.

Actions

  • Collection of practical oriented knowledge in nutrient recycling.
  • Preparation of practical summaries and training material for farmers and professionals in the sector.
  • Interactive dissemination: demonstration of best practices.
  • Online dissrmination.

Expected results

  • Identify 100 practical solutions that cover the most urgent needs of agricultural production sectors, such as innovative fertilizer supply.
  • Increase the flow of information among European farmers on nutrient management and recovery.
  • Contribute to a more competitive and sustainable agriculture ensuring minimizing the use of non-renewable raw materials and their replacement with secondary raw materials, such as nitrogen and recycled phosphorus.

Partners:

H2020-IND-CE-2016-17

No. 818470

Total budget: 1,999,927.50 €
Contribution EU: 1,999,927.50 €
Duration: 01/10/2018 – 31/03/2021

Responsible

Dolores Hidalgo

Division of Agrifood and Processes

dolhid@cartif.es

Networking

Circular Economy and Biotechnology projects:

BATERURGIA

BATERURGIA

BATERURGIA “research into advanced recycling technologies for obtaining strategic metals from EV batteries”, aims to respond to the challenges posed by the recycling of LIBs and provide knowledge to solve the problems arising from the recovery and selective separation of critical metals to facilitate their use in the manufacture of new batteries or to replace conventional raw materials and introduce them into other production sectors as alternative raw materials. 

read more
WoodLi

WoodLi

WoodLi project focuses on the development of bioadhesives for use in the manufacture of wood-based panels used, among others, in the construction sector. The bioadhesive of the WoodLi project will differ from commercial adhesives in that it will be of renewable origin and will not present toxicity problems

read more
FRONTSH1P

FRONTSH1P

Frontsh1p will contribute to further the green transition in the Polish region of Lódzkie. A region that on the one hand, traditionally heavily relies on coal extraction, and on the other hand, has pioneered circular (bio)economy since the early 2000s. The region has always been in the forefront of innovation and has become one of the leading regions in the field of circular economy.

read more
BioSFerA

BioSFerA

BioSFerA aims to develop a cost-effective interdisciplinary technology to produce sustainable aviation and maritime fuels. The overall process, combining thermochemical, biological and thermocatalytic parts is based on the gasification of biomass and other biogenic waste and the 2-stage fermentation of the produced syngas.

read more
AQUAMUNDAM

AQUAMUNDAM

AQUAMUNDAM pursues an improvement in the sustainable management of the integral water cycle, for this the development and demonstration of both methodologies and a modular information system that facilitates inter-administrative communication and of different agents with competence in the integral management of water is contemplated

read more
Share This