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On-farm biostimulants and closed-loop soil health

Organic Research Centre · 2026

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Summary

This 2026 knowledge-exchange forum, organised by the Organic Research Centre and Soil Association, convened farmer practitioners and researchers to synthesise evidence on on-farm biostimulant production and closed-loop soil health in organic farming systems. Rather than presenting original empirical findings, the event prioritised translating biological soil amendment and nutrient input-reduction approaches into practical, farm-scale guidance for United Kingdom regenerative soil management, bridging research evidence and on-farm implementation of closed-loop nutrient cycling practices.

Regional applicability

This forum was explicitly organised for United Kingdom farmers and policy stakeholders, with guidance tailored to organic and regenerative farming conditions in the UK context. The evidence synthesis and practical outputs are directly applicable to UK organic farming practice and soil health policy.

Key measures

Not specified; forum focused on evidence synthesis and practical guidance rather than new empirical measurements

Outcomes reported

The forum synthesised evidence on on-farm biostimulant production and closed-loop soil health approaches in organic farming. It translated research findings into practical, farm-scale guidance for regenerative soil management and nutrient cycling.

Theme
Farming systems, soils & land use
Subject
Regenerative & agroecological farming
Study type
Policy
Study design
Knowledge-exchange forum / stakeholder convening
Source type
NGO report
Status
Published
Geography
United Kingdom
System type
Organic systems
Catalogue ID
IRmqggq6lh-a6a912

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