of the FATIMA FArming FATIMA addresses effective and efficient monitoring and 1-3-2015 28-2-2018 Horizon Anna Osann Tools for management of agricultural resources to achieve 2020, external optimum crop yield and quality in a sustainable nutrient environment. It covers both ends of the scale relevant for Inputs and food production, viz., precision farming and the water perspective of a sustainable agriculture in the context of integrated agri-environment management. It aims at - developing innovative and new farm capacities that help External the intensive farm sector optimize their external input nutrient (nutrients, water) management and use, with the vision inputs of bridging sustainable crop production with fair economic competitiveness. Our comprehensive strategy covers five interconnected levels: a modular technology package (based on the integration of Earth observation and wireless sensor networks into a webGIS), a field work package (exploring options of improving soil and input management), a toolset for multi-actor participatory processes, an integrated multi-scale economic analysis framework, and an umbrella policy analysis set based on indicator-, accounting- and footprint approach. FATIMA will be implemented and demonstrated in 8 pilot areas representative of key European intensive crop production systems in Spain, Italy, Greece, Netherlands, Czech Republic, Austria, France, Turkey. First RichWater is a Fast Track to Innovation project whose 1-2-2016 31-1-2018 Horizon Rafael application main result is to develop a commercial system thoroughly 2020, Casielles, and market demonstrated and tested in its operational environment. Antonia RichWater system is composed of a low-cost and Lorenzo of MBR (to produce pathogen-free and nutrient combined rich irrigation water), a mixing module (for tailor-made wastewater mixing with freshwater and additional fertilizers), the -
of the FATIMA FArming Tools for external nutrient Inputs and water FATIMA addresses effective and efficient monitoring and management of agricultural resources to achieve optimum crop yield and quality in a sustainable environment. It covers both ends of the scale relevant for food production, viz., precision farming and the perspective of a sustainable agriculture in the context of integrated agri-environment management. It aims at developing innovative and new farm capacities that help the intensive farm sector optimize their external input (nutrients, water) management and use, with the vision of bridging sustainable crop production with fair economic competitiveness. Our comprehensive strategy covers five interconnected levels: a modular technology package (based on the integration of Earth observation and wireless sensor networks into a webGIS), a field work package (exploring options of improving soil and input management), a toolset for multi-actor participatory processes, an integrated multi-scale economic analysis framework, and an umbrella policy analysis set based on indicator-, accounting- and footprint approach. FATIMA will be implemented and demonstrated in 8 pilot areas representative of key European intensive crop production systems in Spain, Italy, Greece, Netherlands, Czech Republic, Austria, France, Turkey. 1-3-2015 28-2-2018 Horizon 2020, - External nutrient inputs Anna Osann First application and market of combined wastewater RichWater is a Fast Track to Innovation project whose main result is to develop a commercial system thoroughly demonstrated and tested in its operational environment. RichWater system is composed of a low-cost and MBR (to produce pathogen-free and nutrient rich irrigation water), a mixing module (for tailor-made mixing with freshwater and additional fertilizers), the 1-2-2016 31-1-2018 Horizon 2020, - Rafael Casielles, Antonia Lorenzo
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