Category: News
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Studies by ENTOSTUDIO, BioGenius GmbH and NEVAL Farmalent Group highlight the efficacy of natural fumigants against pests in horticultural crops
Each year on November 1st, World Ecology Day reminds us of the need to adopt sustainable practices that reduce human impact on the environment. In line with this commitment, the LIFE NextFUMIGREEN project, funded 60% by the European Union’s LIFE program, is transforming pest control in agriculture through the creation of natural biopesticides that respect…
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LIFE NextFUMIGREEN Boosts Organic Farming in Europe with Natural Pest Control Alternatives
With a budget of €2,758,921.01 and backed by the EU’s LIFE program, the project promotes the professionalization of farmers in the use of biopesticides. Led by FumiHogar, LIFE NextFUMIGREEN brings together the expertise of its partners across Europe to reduce the chemical footprint in crops and protect the natural environment. In a context where agriculture…
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LIFE NEXT FUMIGREEN Consortium Meeting Advances Sustainable Agricultural Solutions
On Wednesday, October 16, the consortium of the LIFE NEXT FUMIGREEN project held a virtual meeting to discuss upcoming actions and assess the progress made toward the development of sustainable agricultural solutions. The meeting brought together project partners, including Carlos Ramos, Operations Manager at FumiHogar and consortium leader; Abel Zaragoza, Semioquímicos Development Manager at Comercial…
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LIFE NextFUMIGREEN joins World Agriculture Day
Today, 9 September, we join World Agriculture Day. A date that aims to pay tribute to the work of farmers and to highlight the importance of agriculture in global food security and sustainable development. Agriculture in the European Union is a key sector both economically and socially, playing a crucial role in food production, environmental…
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Reducing the use of chemical pesticides for a more productive and resilient farming system
Reducing reliance on chemical pesticides not only protects human health and the environment, but also contributes to more productive and resilient agricultural systems. While it is true that the use of pesticides allows farmers to protect crops from pests that can significantly reduce yields, protect stored products from insects, fungi and rodents, or help reduce…
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Human health consequences of the use of pesticides
Did you know? Pesticides, commonly used in agriculture for pest and disease control, can have a variety of adverse consequences for human health. These consequences can vary depending on the type of pesticide, the duration and the level of exposure. Some of the main consequences for human health are described below: 1. Acute Effects 2.…
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Consequences of the use of fumigants
Did you know?Fumigants have significant consequences on several key aspects such as the environment, health and the economy. In the coming weeks, we’ll be telling you about all of them. Don’t miss this series on the consequences of fumigants. We start with the effects of fumigants on the environment, an issue that concerns and occupies…
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Fewer bees due to pesticide use
Bees are essential for the pollination of many crops and wild plants, playing a crucial role in biodiversity and food security. However, bee populations have declined significantly in recent decades due to several factors, among which pesticides play a key role. Impact of Pesticides on Bees Specific Effects of Pesticides Measures to Protect Bees Protecting…
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LIFE NextFUMIGREEN and its commitment to low-input agriculture
The Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) 2023-2027 introduces a new green architecture that promotes sustainable agricultural practices and the reduction of harmful pesticides. With the increase in regulations and environmental awareness, the search for sustainable alternatives has become more relevant In this context, the LIFE NextFUMIGREEN project is positioned as a key initiative to promote the…
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Watch the webinar “LIFE NextFUMIGREEN: New Toxic-Free Agriculture” now!
What is the current situation regarding the use of fumigants, what alternatives exist to align with the European Green Pact and environmental protection, what European programmes and upcoming calls are available for innovative projects that contribute to economic and environmental sustainability? The answers to all this were presented last Tuesday, 18th June, in the webinar…