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Good news for farmers
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The use of BBF can reduce resource mining, pollution and greenhouse gas emission when they replace mineral fertilisers. Moreover, they can be produced from the recovery of nutrients from fish processing and aquaculture by-products. Based on the circular economy model, the EU-funded SEA2LAND project will promote the production of large-scale fertilisers in the EU from own raw materials. This solution is expected to reduce the soil nutrient imbalance in Europe. To test the solution, the project will produce several BBFs for local crops and conditions as well as others for exporting (with high value and effectiveness to ensure a low environmental impact). Eventually, the BBFs will partially replace imported nutrients for agriculture in Europe.

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Sea Food Expo 2023

Sea Food Expo 2023

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SEA2LAND was present at the Sea Food Expo 2023, thanks to our Italian partner COPEMO. The Seafood Expo Global is the largest trade event related to the seafood industry in the...

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Other related projects

The collaboration with other projects related to SEA2LAND will be made in order to disseminate the project and promote their results  for facilitating the access to their markets.

FERTIMANURE

EU-funded project, which develops, integrates, tests and validates innovative Nutrient Management Strategies to efficiently recover mineral nutrients and other relevant products with agronomic value, from animal manure.  FERTIMANURE will obtain reliable and safe fertilisers that can compete in the European fertiliser market.

DECOST

Developing a new framework of waste management, building a closed-loop system of organic waste valorisation, integrating decentralised home and community composting systems with urban agriculture.

BIOREFINE CLUSTER EUROPE

Biorefine Cluster Europe (BCE) is a network of EU projects working together in the field of bio-based resource recovery. Nutrient recycling is one of the cornerstones of this network to promote research and innovation. The cluster is managed and coordinated by Ghent University.

LEX4BIO

LEX4BIO aims to achieve this goal by collecting and processing regional nutrient stock, flow, surplus and deficiency data, and reviewing and assessing the required technological solutions. Socioeconomic benefits and limitations to increase substitution of mineral fertiliser for BBFs will be analysed.

WASEABI

Optimal utilization of seafood side-streams through the design of new holistic process lines. The aim of WASEABI is to develop and test new concepts, which will ensure that side-streams from aquaculture, fisheries and aquatic processing industries can be exploited for production of new products and ingredients.

Nutri2Cycle

Nutri2Cycle focused on the development of C, N and P loop closure technologies, techniques and practices for a truly circular economy across European agriculture.

WAVALUE

WAVALUE-High Added Value Ecofertilisers from Anaerobic Digestion Effluent Wastes. CIP ECO innovation. Implementation of an innovative granulation methodology for organic fertilisers treatment.

VALACUI

This project aims to encourage sustainable aquaculture and the efficient use of resources by promoting innovation and know-how transfer in the sphere of aquaculture by-product valorization.

NOMAD

Novel Organic recovery using Mobile ADvanced technology NOMAD project aims to overcome this obstacle by developing a novel, small-scale tech solution that will recover fibre and specific nutrients from the digest.