Transforming waste into sustainable biofertilisers
LANDFEED aims to use sustainable, local resources to create bio-based fertilisers, enhancing soil health, and reducing environmental impacts.
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Start : 1 Sept. 2024
Duration : 48 months
21 partners from
7 EU countries
5 use cases
Funding: € 7.99M
LANDFEED is advancing sustainable agriculture by
- reducing greenhouse gas emissions,
- protecting water resources,
- and restoring soil health.
Through innovative nutrient release mechanisms and local use cases, LANDFEED aims to
- converting waste from agro-food, forestry, and urban sources into bio-based fertilisers;
- developing advanced nutrient recovery technologies and bio-based fertiliser coatings that optimise nutrient release
aligning with the EU’s vision for a resilient and eco-friendly agricultural future.
5 use cases over Europe
LANDFEED focuses on five different types of biowastes, each at a different use case:
HORECA waste
UC1 | Spain
Animal waste
UC2 | France
Olive Oil waste
UC3 | Greece
Multi waste
UC4 | Italy
Dairy waste
UC5 | Poland
Latests news
Sustainable fertiliser seminar in Catania brings together LANDFEED partners
On Monday 12 October, the University of Catania (UNICT) hosted a sustainable fertiliser seminar. The event took place in the Aula Magna of the Engineering Teaching Building. Entitled “Sustainable Fertiliser … Read more
Fertilisers from animal by-products: LANDFEED scales up in France
As part of the LANDFEED project, partners in France are demonstrating how to produce fertilisers from animal by-products. They convert a mix of undervalued animal by-products into new, tailored and … Read more
Regenerating Value from Bio-Waste: How LANDFEED Creates Circular Solutions
Across Europe, underused organic waste streams hold great potential for creating new, valuable resources. LANDFEED addresses this gap by transforming underutilised waste from the agro-food industry, forestry and urban areas … Read more
How to Recycle Bio-Waste Properly: A Practical Guide for Households and Communities
Across Europe, bio-waste plays a key role in the transition to a circular economy. Yet a large part of it still ends up in mixed waste streams where it cannot … Read more