This case study examines whether new, systems-level agronomy is needed for wet peat farming and, if so, what that new agronomy looks like in practice.

This is the second in a series of case sudies written by freelance journalist and technical writer Teresa Rush. Partnership and collaboration: Challenges and opportunities in paludiculture Overview Through a portfolio of 12 projects, the Paludiculture Exploration Fund (PEF) has shown that paludiculture can boost farm and rural incomes, reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, support improved water management, and nature’s recovery. Just as importantly, the programme has demonstrated that...

Wet meadows are often celebrated for their biodiversity value and cultural importance, but their role in climate mitigation and sustainable biomass production is only just beginning to receive the attention it deserves. This June, researchers, practitioners and policymakers from across Europe will come together in Poland for a dedicated Paludi4All workshop on wet meadows, focusing on paludiculture approaches, biomass use, and the development of viable value chains. The Paludi4All Workshop on...