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Инновации в понимании почв

Как прорыв в анализе почвы может изменить наши продовольственные системы к лучшему
23-04-2020

FAO and the Global Soil Partnership has just launched a photo and video contest on Soil Biodiversity

19-04-2020

The technical seminar “RECSOIL: Recarbonization of Global Soils” was hosted online through the zoom platform on the 7 April 2020. Mr Eduardo Mansur, Director of the Land and Water Division (CBL), welcomed the 110 participants who joined from FAO HQ and regional offices.

16-04-2020

TOWARDS A GLOBAL MAP OF SOIL SALINITY

Salt-affected soils (SAS) are a group of soils with high content of neutral salt and/or sodium ions. The salts hold water and nutrient in soil at high tension, which make these vital components practically unavailable for plants at the rootzone. Consequently, they limit plant growth and development of many salt intolerant crops. SAS are not desirable in agriculturally productive areas. Development of SAS in these areas causes a significant decline in crop productivity, water quality and soil biodiversity. The ripple effect of these impacts threatens the global food security and hinder the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

06-04-2020

A big thank you to all World Soil Day participants and event organizers! Your invaluable help was unique to promote worldwide awareness and action for healthy soils contributing to the #StopSoilErosion goal for a food secure future. 

03-04-2020