The SOILRES project took part in the 19th Congress of the European Society for Agronomy (ESA 2026),held from 24 to 28 August in Tartu, Estonia, bringing together researchers, practitioners and policymakers to discuss the future of sustainable and resilient agriculture....

The first Hungarian National Task Force (NTF) meeting of the SOILRES project took place on 10 June 2026 during the annual arable field day organised by the Research Institute of Organic Agriculture (ÖMKi) at Csoroszlya Farm in Szár, Hungary. The...

The SOILRES project held the first meeting of its Portuguese National Task Force (NTF) at Quinta da Cholda, Azinhaga, on 9 April 2026. The meeting brought together 35 stakeholders from across the agricultural sector to discuss soil health, regenerative farming...

The SOILRES project hosted Dario Nardella at its experimental site in Italy, during a visit organized by RE-CORD on April 24, 2026. Currently serving as a Member of the European Parliament on the Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development, and...

Instituto Superior de Agronomia (ISA), Lisbon – 11 December 2025 On 11 December 2025, SOILRes was officially presented at the Instituto Superior de Agronomia (ISA), part of the University of Lisbon, during a dedicated event aimed at introducing the project’s objectives, approach and national activities to Portuguese stakeholders. The session also marked the formal...

SOILRes was presented at the Journée Techniques de Conservation des Sols (TCS) 2025, a major event dedicated to soil conservation and sustainable agricultural practices, held on 18 December 2025 at the LEGTA of Vendôme, France.  During the afternoon scientific session, Dr. Sébastien Fontaine, Research Director at INRAE, presented recent research...

On 13 December 2025, the launch event and the first meeting of the national Working Group of the European SOILRES project will take place at La Petrosa Farm in Ceraso (SA). Six pilot sites across Europe share a single goal:...

World Soil Day is marked every 5 December to highlight how vital soil is for food, water, climate, and nature. In 2025, the theme “Healthy soils for healthy cities” recognises that the ground under our streets, parks, and gardens is...

On 11 December 2025, L.G. Italia welcomed agronomists, technicians and other stakeholders to its conference ”Innovazioni in agricoltura: nuove frontiere per la salute del suolo, delle piante e dell’uomo” at its headquarters in Fombio (Lodi, Italy). The programme, organised in...

The installation of the first field trials at Quinta da Cholda ushers in an exciting stage in the SOILRES project’s drive for healthier, more resilient soils. This Mediterranean pilot site is dedicated to testing biodiversity-rich autumn–winter cover crops that rotate...

The arrival of the Strip Hawk at La Petrosa Farm marks a key milestone in the SOILRES project’s journey towards innovative and resilient soil management. Developed by MOM Moretto Officine Meccaniche, the Strip Hawk is an innovative machine designed for...

SOILRES is pleased to announce that the EU has taken a decisive step towards protecting and restoring soils across the Union: the legislative package known as the Soil Monitoring and Resilience Directive (the “Soil Monitoring Law”) has reached final political...

European Consortium led by Aarhus University to develop innovative solutions to restore soil health and boost climate resilience in agriculture A new initiative, SOILRES – Soil Health and Crop Resilience through Biodiversity, has officially launched, uniting leading agricultural scientists, farmers,...