NUTRIMAN - NUTRIent MANagement and Nutrient Recovery Thematic Network
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View DetailsThere is an urgent need to optimise resource use and smooth the transition to a knowledge driven agriculture.
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View Details14 multi-actor consortium partners from 8 countries to cover the value chain.
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About NUTRIMAN
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Brief
NUTRIMAN is a Nitrogen and Phosphorus Thematic network compiling knowledge for recovered bio-based fertiliser products, technologies, applications and practices while connecting the market competitive and commercially “ready for practice” innovative results from high research maturity applied scientific programmes and common industrial practice, for the interest and benefit of agricultural practitioners.
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Objectives
Focusing on compiling knowledge and knowledge exchange of best practices and methodologies for safe recovered Nitrogen and critical raw material Phosphorus innovative fertilizer supply.
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Invitation for Voluntary Participation in EUROPEAN NUTRIENT RECYCLING CONTEST QUESTIONNAIRE
We are pleased to invite you and your project/innovative technology/product to participate in the selection of the best available nutrient recovery technologies and products for deployment/market uptake promotion of Nitrogen/Phosphorus recovery innovations. All innovative Nitrogen and Phosphorus recovery technologies/products will be considered that
a) have already reached at least successfully completed post >TRL6/>IRL6 development maturity status and facing close to market uptake; and/or
b) already on the market and facing rapid market expansion and commercial deployment.
Participation in the NUTRIMAN inventory is voluntary and free of charge. The significant advantage and benefit for your participation is that in case you are selected in the contest, then we will support international marketing, deployment and market uptake of your technology and/or product.
INVITATION for Agriculture Practitioners to Participate in NUTRIMAN FAB (Farmers Advisory Board)
We are pleased to invite qualified agricultural practitioners to participate in the NUTRIMAN Farmers Advisory Board "FAB", which is aiming the selection of the best available nutrient recovery technologies and products for market uptake and commercial deployment promotion of Nitrogen/Phosphorus recovery innovations that are either in “close to market” status or already on the market and facing rapid market expansion. Targeted potential FAB members: farmers, farmer association, farmers groups, Chamber Agri, Producer Organizations and other agri expert stakeholders from the EU countries with market competitive agri industrial operational experience and knowledge.
Latest NEWS
May 06, 2021
Ash is the burned-out solid residue powdery product after oxidative thermo-chemical processing: oxidative combustion or semi-oxidative gasification processes.
Ashes are characterized as fly ash or bottom ash or a combination thereof formed through the incineration of bio-based materials by oxidation. Co-incineration is an economically viable and widely applied waste disposal route for many nutrient-rich wastes. For nutrient recovery the mono incineration of defined biomass stream is necessary to control the input of contaminants and for concentration of the nutrient content
Ashes obtained through incineration can be post-processed with the aim to partly remove metals and metalloids, and to increase the availability of plant nutrients in the ash complexes.
May 06, 2021
Altenative biomass refers to microalgae based biofertilisers from wastewater by heterotrophic microalgae process. It is a solid fertilizer (powder). Algae are a diverse group of aquatic organisms that have the ability to conduct photosynthesis. Duckweed (the Lemnaceae) is a family of aquatic plants that rich in protein. Both of them can make use of nutrients in solutions to produce biomass by algae cultivation which can be used as crop fertilizer. With the use of microbial fertilizers obtained from microalgae, the amount of soil organic matter and the water holding capacity are improved and have positive effects on soil, plants and therefore environment. As an organic fertilizer, microalgae have the potential to prevent nutrient losses through a gradual release of N, P and potassium (K), which is attuned to the plant requirements.
May 05, 2021
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