Clay in soil also makes conventional agriculture more sustainable

Clay in soil also makes conventional agriculture more sustainable because soil structure, water retention and organic matter determine how resilient land use can become. Soil is therefore not only a production factor, but part of the climate strategy.

In the Gelderland agriculture and land-use analysis, soil quality connects to carbon sequestration, nutrient management and climate adaptation. Better soil management can support conventional farms while also creating a transition path towards more regenerative practices. The point is to improve the underlying land system, not only the farm technology.

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