Soil Health

06/11/2025 SOURCE: ofbf.org

05/28/2025 SOURCE: mission-soil-platform.ec.europa.eu

Meet the Mission Soil Ambassadors: champions of soil health | Mission Soil Platform

Healthy soils are the foundation of sustainable food production, climate resilience, clean water, and biodiversity. Yet, soils are often overlooked and are in poor condition. To address this challenge, the Mission Soil Ambassadors programme was created, bringing together passionate soil advocates from across Europe. Using their expertise and communication skills, they aim to enhance soil literacy, inspire action, and drive progress towards the Mission's goals. Bridging the gap for a sustainable future Mission Soil Ambassadors play an essential role in bringing civil society, stakeholders, and policymakers together. Through their knowledge and influence, they inspire meaningful actions to protect and restore soil. By fostering collaboration and promoting sustainable practices, they raise awareness about the critical role of soil health in environmental sustainability and human wellbeing.

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Topics: Soil Health, Food/Nutrition, Transportation, Trade (Commodities), Ag Africa,

Tanzania, a vibrant country in Africa, is in dire need of robust support from the private sector to revitalize its infrastructure. This transformation is essential, stretching from bustling towns to the charming villages where much of the country's agricultural production takes place. By improving these vital connections, we can significantly boost food production and ensure that nutritious supplies reach diverse regions around the globe. Picture a scooter loaded with aromatic white cardamom, valued at 28000$. As it navigates the rugged terrain, the impact of continuous heavy rainfall is painfully evident—the roads are riddled with potholes and uneven surfaces, a testament to nature’s relentless force. The journey, meant to connect farmers with markets, becomes a struggle against the elements.

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JAMES MSASA JAMES MSASA
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Topics: Soil Health, Fruit, Human Health,

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