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
New Video: Turning Unavoidable Food Waste into Sustainable Fertiliser
Europe faces a serious challenge with food waste. Each year, we generate around 58 million tonnes of food and organic residues. At the same time, the agricultural sector needs reliable, … Read more
LANDFEED launches “Reduce, Recycle, Regenerate” social media campaign to tackle Europe’s bio-waste crisis
LANDFEED launches the new “Reduce, Recycle, Regenerate” campaign. LANDFEED designed this three-part initiative to inspire action, raise awareness, and highlight practical solutions for Europe’s growing bio-waste challenges. Households, businesses, and … Read more
The Push for Smarter Recycling in Europe
Across Europe, waste is piling up, and not just the usual suspects, such as plastic packaging and food scraps. Notoriously difficult-to-recycle materials, such as disposable nappies, cigarette filters, smartphone screens … Read more
LANDFEED Project Holds First Consortium Meeting
On Wednesday, 15 January, the LANDFEED project held its first Consortium Meeting, which brought together the project’s Technical Committee and Project Management Board. The online meeting saw the participation of … Read more