BioWAG / SAP for circular economy
- Country: Poland
- Lead Partner:Wrocław University of Environmental and Life Sciences (UPWr)
- Other Partners: -
- Sector: Continental
Pilot #3 takes place at the Research Stations of Wrocław University of Environmental and Life Sciences in southwestern Poland, spanning 12 hectares in a warm, moderate climate. This region, characterized by mild winters and seasonal rainfall variability, is an ideal setting to explore sustainable solutions for water retention and soil health. Forage crops—grasses, legumes, and berry plants—demand innovative water management due to high spring water requirements. Climate challenges, like erratic rainfall and dry spells, underscore the need for retention methods that support crop growth throughout the growing season.
Objectives
Enhanced Soil Water Retention
Circular Economy in Agriculture
Community Involvement and Education
Technology in Action
BioWAG and Soil-Enhancing Materials
Rainwater Reuse
Why GEORGIA Stands Out
GEORGIA is pioneering solutions for soil health and water management by integrating sustainable materials and cutting-edge practices. Here’s what makes GEORGIA stand out: