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2025

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In this presentation, results from field measurements on reduced tillage strategies are shown. The results of these measurements are used to change parameters in process based erosion model. Reductions in soil loss are presented at the plot and headwater catchment scale.

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Landsorter av korn utgjør en verdifull ressurs i arbeidet for et mer bærekraftig og motstandsdyktig landbruk. Med sitt brede genetiske mangfold og evne til lokal tilpasning kan de både gi agronomiske og økonomiske fordeler – særlig innen økologisk landbruk. Likevel er det få bønder som velger å dyrke landsorter og andre tradisjonelle kornsorter. En ny studie kaster lys over hva som motiverer Norske bønder til å dyrke landsorter og peker på konkrete tiltak for å kunne utnytte disse ressursene bedre.

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Hvordan kan man klare å produsere mest mulig biogass og samtidig sikre en biorest av upåklagelig kvalitet?

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ABSTRACT Implementing sustainable soil management practices to enhance soil health is a priority in research and policymaking across Europe. There is a need to identify the main soil challenges faced by different European stakeholders and the critical threats limiting the adoption of sustainable management of agricultural soils. The present study analyses stakeholders' perspectives on key soil challenges, knowledge gaps, and priorities for agricultural soil research across partner countries that participated in the European Joint Programme on Soil (EJP SOIL) 2020–2025. Two complementary stakeholder activities—a survey and a workshop—were conducted across 24 partner countries (divided into four regions: Central, Northern, Southern, and Western Europe) of the EJP SOIL consortium in 2024. Among 10 pre‐identified soil challenges, the findings highlight that maintaining or increasing soil organic carbon, avoiding soil sealing, and avoiding soil erosion are the top three priorities across Europe. However, the perceived prioritisation of soil challenges differed both between and within regions, reflecting each country's specific soil health context. Divergences in perceptions between practitioners and other stakeholder groups underscore the need to develop actions aimed at better understanding the rationale behind such discrepancies and how to overcome them. In addition, other key challenges for achieving sustainable soil management across Europe include limited funding, policy incoherencies, poor knowledge dissemination and co‐creation, and insufficient soil monitoring. Environmental factors influencing soil health, including climate change, together with governance and economic models, were perceived to be critical limitations to the adoption of sustainable management of agricultural soils. This study also emphasises the need for a diversity of engagement methods, policies, and system approaches to support a transition towards sustainable soil management. These findings underscore the need for future research agendas that focus on integrated knowledge and participatory approaches, and strategies involving societal awareness and policy alignment—key elements that have also informed broader strategies involving societal awareness and engagement towards sustainable soil management in Europe.