Yara Nature products are organo-mineral fertilisers suitable for regenerative agriculture with a high content of organic matter together with a microbial activator
The Yara Nature range of organo-mineral fertiliser combines the best features from mineral fertilisers and organic components to allow more effective use of nitrogen fertiliser and other nutrients.
There is a distinct challenge for society to improve its recycling of waste, more specifically food waste, with less than 2% being recycled back to land. Yara have teamed up with Veolia in an initiative to transform this by upcycling the nutrients in food waste to produce a range of ‘organomineral’ fertilisers.
Unlike conventional fertilisers, every application of an organo-mineral fertiliser is also adding organic matter to the soil. This helps to regenerate soils, building a bigger 'nutrient store' in the soil which increases 'natural fertility' for season-long, soil nutrient supply to build long term yield resilience. There is also an improvement in soil structure for better crop establishment and an increase in nitrogen use efficiency meaning less nitrogen needs to be applied.
Adding organic matter will also, over time allow a reduced amount of P and K to be applied over the rotation as nutrients held on the organic matter are 300 times more available than those held on the chemical fraction of the soil.
Organomineral fertilisers offer a more sustainable solution through the use of recycled food and green waste compost and so are part of the Circular Economy. They also have a lower carbon footprint than conventional fertilisers.
Sustainability within Agriculture is fast becoming a common subject within the industry. This is due to several reasons such as consumer demands, regulations, and economic benefits.
Check out our organo-mineral fertiliser podcast where Natalie Wood, Yara Agronomy Operations Manager and Emma Burak, Sustainable Fertiliser Manager discuss Yara's new range of organo-mineral fertiliser.
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