Author name: Soil O-Live

The newsletter “EU Mission Soil Deal for Europe”, produced by the European Commission, mentions in its June newsletter the sessions held in recent weeks within the framework of Soil O-Live and in collaboration with Deoleo The Project News section contains information on these 14 training sessions that began in April and are scheduled to run […]

This competition, which is part of this European project coordinated by the University of Jaén with the participation of Deoleo, rewards for the first time the quality of the oil and the health of the soil.

Researchers from the European project Soil O-Live, coordinated by the University of Jaén, carry out innovative experimental practices on farms that form part of this project.

The 1st Soil O-Live International Olive Oil Competition is part of this European project coordinated by the University of Jaén with the participation of Deoleo.

These sessions, aimed at farmers, aim to provide information on the implementation of sustainable practices and soil improvement in olive groves.

These sessions, aimed at farmers, aim to provide information on the implementation of sustainable practices and improvement of olive grove soils.

In Spain, the sessions will be held in different locations in Jaén, Córdoba, Málaga and Badajoz. Sessions have also been scheduled in Italy and Portugal.

As part of this activity, Deoleo’s sustainability experts have reported on the European project Soil O-Live and the need to implement sustainable practices for the care of the environment.

It is one of the main projects of the European Union and is coordinated by the University of Jaén, with the participation of 17 national and international partners.

Today is World Soil Day and one of the objectives of the European Union’s Soil Mission is to achieve at least 75% of all European soils to be healthy by 2023.

This initiative, led by the University of Jaén, is precisely analyzing the state of health of olive grove soils and their impact on olive oil.