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Regenerative agriculture
In order to achieve the objectives of the Paris climate agreement in 2050, the agricultural sector needs to reduce CO2. The FAO expects that in the coming decades the world’s population will grow to about 10 billion people in 2050. They expect that there will be a worldwide shortage of fertile farmland and water. Our earth could run up against the limits of what is possible to provide future food supply. In order to keep the earth’s climate and environment liveable we need a worldwide transition to a circular agricultural system. This is a system which…
Organic fertilisation instead of slurry and artificial fertilisation
Fertiliser contains artificially manufactured minerals, mainly Nitrogen (N) and the fossil raw materials like phosphate (P) and potassium (K). This ensures accurate fertilisation of the plant.
In contrast, artificial fertiliser does not contain any organic matter that improves biodiversity and soil life. The extraction, the production and transport of artificial fertiliser makes a significant contribution to the CO2 footprint worldwide. Due to the costly production…
Filterfloor is a start-up that develops and markets a unique, patented Filterfloor system for manure separation at the source. As a start-up, we have gained several years of experience. The development has reached the final phase, which is why we are looking for early adopters who are prepared to give access to their barns for testing the patented Filterfloor system. These pilot projects are intended for research into final emission measurements.
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