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'Rock On Soils' shows potential for better carbon sequestration and soil biodiversity

'Rock On Soils' shows potential for better carbon sequestration and soil biodiversity

The Rock On Soils project involved scientists and farmers working together
“This project demonstrates the vital collaboration between farmers and academics that is needed to demonstrate these new approaches and tackle the climate emergency.”
The Rock On Soils project involved scientists and farmers working together

A research project examining the potential of using crushed basic silicate rocks as a soil input, for enhanced carbon sequestration and soil biodiversity, has reported positive results.

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This article was originally posted by The James Hutton Institute