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Fig. 1: Diagram showing SPIN-FERT approach for an integrated strategy of soil management based on the exploitation of prebiotics (organic fertilisers and non-microbial biostimulants), probiotics (microbial biostimulants) and postbiotics (biostimulants derived from microorganisms) along with agronomical practices. Full lines show the direct effect, dashed lines show the interactions.

SPIN-FERT: Innovations for soil, impact for people and policies

The SPIN-FERT project, funded by the European Union’s Horizon Europe program, focuses on improving soil health in horticultural crops while promoting peat-free substrates.

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