The SOILRES consortium gathers a multidisciplinary team of 21 entities from 10 European countries (Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Portugal, and Spain) and one partner from Jordan. Together, they represent the main stakeholders of the agri-food value chain, from universities and research centres to SMEs, farms, and non-profit organisations.
Led by Aarhus University (Denmark), the SOILRES consortium is committed to delivering science-based, farmer-driven solutions that restore soil health, reduce input dependency, and build resilience to climate change. By bridging disciplines and sectors, SOILRES creates a pan-European alliance for regenerative agriculture that can scale innovations from local fields to continental impact.
Aarhus University (Denmark, coordinator), University College Cork (Ireland), University of Naples Federico II (Italy), Sant’Anna School of Advanced Studies (Italy), School of Agriculture from the University of Lisbon (Portugal), and Catholic University of Louvain (Belgium).
INRAE and AgroParisTech (France), Leibniz Centre for Agricultural Landscape Research – ZALF (Germany), RE-CORD (Italy), Natural Resources Institute – LUKE (Finland), Research Institute of Organic Agriculture – ÖMKI (Hungary), and National Agricultural Research Center – NARC (Jordan).
LGI (France), MOM (Italy), AGROBIOMICS (Denmark), IFAU (Denmark), plus technology-driven partners developing soil improvers and digital tools.
Azienda Agricola La Petrosa (Italy) and Quinta da Cholda (Portugal), ensuring practices are tested in real farming systems.
DEAFAL (Italy) and FEUGA (Spain), bridging innovation with farmer training, communication, and outreach.
