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A1 - Carbon sequestration at national and European scale

• Refining Soil Conservation and Regenerative Practices to Enhance Carbon Sequestration and Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions
• Investigating the reasons behind the choice of funding carbon sequestration initiatives in the European Union
• Scenario modelling for assessing impacts of policy changes and socio-economic effects on ecosystem services of soils (SIMPLE) + POSTER
• Soil Organic Carbon Sequestration Potential National Map of Türkiye
• A new framework to estimate soil organic carbon targets in European croplands
• Estimating the effects of different crop management options on SOC stocks and deriving emission factors – the CarboSeq approach based on European long-term field experiments
• Soil organic carbon sequestration potential of agricultural soils in Europe (CarboSeq)

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A2 - Using participatory design for developing farmer friendly tools for soil practices and schemes.

• Is there a Stakeholder Dialogue when looking for the integration of soil-based principles in agroecological systems?
• Land-users' perceptions on carbon farming and related rural landscape changes
• Fostering soil management PRACtices and uptake and developing decision support TOols through LIVing labs in EU (PRAC2LIV)
• Testing FAO’s “TAPE” in Norway: a participatory tool for farmers, policymakers and other stakeholders
• Does EJP SOIL have what agricultural advisors want?
• Investigating policy pathways to enact soil-based agroecological principles in the European and Turkish farming systems
• Stakeholders mapping and engagement on socio-ecological research
• Stakeholder and end-user involvement in the formulation and evaluation of terminology for a comprehensive soil health framework

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A3 - Innovation and methods for data acquisition

• Monitoring soil salinity and using proximal sensing to map soil salinity and soil texture
• Apparent electrical conductivity across classes of soil drainage and survey conditions: what performance can we expect from EMI sensors’ response revealing soil parameters?
• SANCHO’S THRIST, the effects of cover crops on multiple ecosystem services in woody crops of semiarid areas
• A novel protocol for in-field monitoring of soil carbon stock, based on proximal sensors and soil spectral libraries – ProbeField, Luboš Borůvka
• Sensor data for downscaling digital soil maps to higher resolutions

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BLOK B - (11:15am - 1:00pm)

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B1 - Carbon sequestration and trade-offs

• Assessing the Environmental and Productive Implications of Soil Management Strategies for Sustainable Agriculture: A Combined Process-Based Modelling and Fuzzy Logic-Based Index Approach
• Laboratory estimates obscure the patterns of GHG emissions from agricultural soils
• Analyzing the degree of organic matter transformation of rewetted European peatlands in the context of their greenhouse gas emission potential
• A meta-analysis of field experiments on the effect of organic matter inputs on N2O emissions in European arable land
• Greenhouse gas fluxes from a cultivated peatland, northern Norway–implications for climate friendly management

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B2 - Closing nutrient and carbon cycles

• Animal manure digestate and its effect on greenhouse emissions and soil microbial biomass
• External organic matters for climate mitigation and soil health (EOM4Soil)
• Biochar and digestate production, regulation, and value chain: the Italian case study
• Combining chemical analysis of organic pollutants and cytotoxicity testing for studying differences between fresh and processed external organic matters
• Bio-economy and Circular Agriculture for Soil Health (BioCASH): modelling soil health in multiple scales and connecting disciplines
• Carbon sequestration with biochar as soil amendment
• Anaerobic co-digestion with biochars – A way to improve carbon sequestration in soils?
• A stocktaking of long-term field experiments in Europe dealing with the application of external organic matter (project: EOM4SOIL)

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B3 - Indicators for soil ecosystem services

• Soil Biological Quality index effectiveness at different reference scale
• How to use soil threats bundles to assess the effects of climate change and land use changes at EU scale
• Microbial diversity promotes primary productivity across contrasting land uses in European soils
• What is a “good” soil organic carbon content?
• Assessment of management practices to prevent soil degradation threats on Lithuanian acid soils
• Assessing on-farm soil health indicators under Norwegian conditions

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BLOK C - (2:30pm - 4:15pm)

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C1 - Carbon sequestration, roots and amendments

• Soil intrinsic limits for carbon sequestration due to C saturation
• Root system architecture traits of winter wheat in a genotype x environment network across a European pedoclimatic gradient
• Environmental conditions are ten times more important than wheat variety for arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi
• The root shoot database. What can the available literature tell us about the effect of management on the root shoot ratio (RSR)

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C2 - Soil biodiversity and ecosystem services

• Sculpting the soil microbiota: role of soil management and plant diversity-based farming practices     
• Modelling microbial and plant diversity in multi-species agroecosystems: the DIMIVEA project
• Influence of saltwater irrigation on crops and soil microorganisms under a salinity gradient
• Designing sustainable agrosystems by copying the biogeochemical organization of natural ecosystems
• Early detection of microbial carbon stabilization by biomarker-SIP
• A guideline for appropriate estimates of carbon use efficiency with the 18O method
• Will cover crops alter microbial carbon use efficiency? First results from the Wageningen Clever Cover Cropping site
• Validation of microbial community-level physiological profiles (CLPP) analysis in LAMMC and MBG Santiago-CSIC
• REHABILITATION OF SOILS CONTAINING HIGH SALT LEVELS WITH BENEFICIAL FUNGI
• Variation in soil bacterial community structure under different tillage intensity

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C3 - Sustainable soil management

• SCALE - Managing Sediment Connectivity in Agricultural Landscapes for reducing water Erosion impacts
• SOIL management to mitigate climate change-related precipitation eXtremes (SoilX)
• The Importance of Data Resolution in Regional Scale Modelling for Erosion Prediction and Soil Indicators An open-source metadataset of running European mid-term and long-term field experiments
• Effect of soil tillage, cover crop and wheel load on track depth, soil penetration resistance and maize yield in the Pannonian basin in 2022
• Policies for sustainable soil management – ambitions, knowledge gaps and incoherencies
• Assessment of potential compaction risk of arable soils in Switzerland
• Mapping and alleviating soil compaction in a climate change context
• Subsoiling and bio-subsoilers to alleviate subsoil compaction in three maize-based cropping systems on a sandy loam soil

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C4 - Work package 6

• A review of existing soil monitoring systems to pave the way for the EU Soil Observatory
• Collecting, harmonizing and compiling data on soil biodiversity, from European agricultural plots, Bispo
• Enabling Soil data exchange and INSPIRE data sharing in Flanders: Database underground Flanders (Regional Soil Information System)
• Comparison of LUCAS and national Soil Information Monitoring System (SIMS) datasets – Exploring the technical possibilities to support the development of an EU harmonized monitoring system
• Scientific research outcomes towards the production and sharing of standardised and harmonised EU-soil data
• The regional soil organic carbon monitoring network in Flanders (Belgium)
• The Italian experience in implementing the INSPIRE rules for soil theme, Fantappie
• PUGIS – a new version of the Soil Information System of the Czech Republic, Marhoul
• GloSIS web ontology: recent developments, van Egmond