"Microbiome research holds one of the keys to the intertwined goals of food system sustainability and healthy diets for all. It provides insights into how to produce more with less, reduce external input use, regenerate the fertility and health of our soils and water bodies, enhance food production and productivity, and help people prevent and treat various NCDs, as well as infections that have become resistant to antibiotics."
Food and Agriculture Organization
The Science behind Microbiome farming
6th February 2025
Our Speakers:
Prof. Schloter is a professorship of Environmental Microbiology at TUM School of Life Sciences.
Dr Tim Mauchline leads the Soil Microbiology team at Rothamsted Research.
Farmers and Microbiome Farming
13th February 2025
Our Speakers:
Dan Kittredge is executive director at Bionutrient Food Association & The Bionutrient Institute.
Lusya Manukyan is a Plant Biologist at Deep Planet.
Management practices for Microbiome Farming
20th February 2025