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- Varied crop rotation with a high proportion of clover grass
- management intensity extensive/intense posture
- later cutting time in the grassland
- lower livestock per area
- Gentle soil care

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UGqZsSuG7ao

Planting

·       catch crops, intercrops

·       crop rotation

·       winter plants

·       no monoculture

·       soil should be covered all the time

Soil

·       careful soil cultivation

·       use no till systems

·       support organic matter and microorganisms

·       take soil tests

·       take care of soil conditions (dry, humid, wet)

·       maintain safety areas

·       drainages

Fertilization

·       only fertilize if needed (soil testing)

·       fertilize on the right time

·       keep attention on the weather (not on a rainy day)

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1. Nutrient losses to the waterbodies (Group 3

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1. Nutrient losses to the waterbodies (Group 3

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- no till system
- choose the right time for the fertilization
- improve the soil organism
- intercropping
- kept attention on the weather (no fertilizer application on rainy days)

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6. Waste ending to the environment - Summary 

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6. Waste ending to the environment - Summary 

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use glass bottles instead of plastic bottles

buy goods unpacked

composting and waste seperation

prepare food yourself

shop at weekly markets/ farmers markets

buy regional products and use local services

buy only what you really need

use always environmental friendly materials

use cloth bags instead of plastic bags

recycle instead of throw away

use reusable packaging instead of aluminum foil

problematic substances, for example batteries, colors,.. must be collected seperately

use the smartphone app --> called "Beat the micro beat" --> by taking a photo of the product this app check the ingredients of cosmetics

80% of plastic waste in the oceans comes from the mainland and are caried by wind, floods, rivers and directly from the beach in the sea. Therefore, everyone is required to rethink!

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6 Waste ending to the environment (Group 3)

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6 Waste ending to the environment (Group 3)

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- use biodegradable bags
- use glass bottles
- improve wastewater treatment
- buy things without plastic packaging
- buy only what you really need
- reuse bottles
- don't throw the plastic in the environment

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5. Environment chemicalisation (Group 3)

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5. Environment chemicalisation (Group 3)

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- intercropping
-  use the right mixture of chemicals
-  use the correct spray nozzle
- not on hot days

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-minimize cultivation, because:
The plants and living things are able to grow for a longer period.
Minimizing cultivation is better for the soil life and biodiversity.
-crop rotation
If you only seed one plant in the field, it is bad for the biodiversity.
-artificial pesticides can be bad for the biodiversity, because they can also harm the good organisms in the soil
-organic cultivation is better for the soil because artificial pesticides are not used
-cut the grass in the right time so the insects can stay longer in the field(fallow)

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3. Carbon realsing to the atmosphere summary (Group 3)

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3. Carbon realsing to the atmosphere summary (Group 3)

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carbon release depends on the soil structure (arid soil, humid soil, sandy soil,)

use natural fertilizers -> for the soil structure

to spread fertilizers at the right time

crop rotation

direct seed

use catch crops, nurse crops

use greening (rape, mustard, peas, )

fields are covered by plants at winter

perennial grass keep carbon

leave straws and plant waste in the field

protection of the microorganisms

field is near to farm (less traffic)

renewable energy

recycle farms waste

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5. Environment chemicalisation

- use soil fertility analysis, when making desicions about chemicalisation (pH + correct fertilization)
- field water management
- precision agriculture (example: Yara N Sensor) Check this and you see how it work: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FUfQ-PnP43A
YARA N Sensor is a meter mounted on the roof a tractor, which measures the biomass and leafy greenery of the crop and thus determines the amount of nitrogen fertilizer required
- use environment friendly and recycling products
-  recycling farm waste

- use farm tools correctly, keep good care of example sprayer

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Question 6: Waste ending to the environment (Group 4)

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Question 6: Waste ending to the environment (Group 4)

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-  use environmental friendly materials
- reuse of old plastic/already used plastic (new innovations)
- don´t throw your garbage away
-  dispose of waste properly

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6. Waste ending to the environment (Online group)

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6. Waste ending to the environment (Online group)

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- sewage cleaning
- dont use products, where is microplasts (example fleececlothes)
- recycling!
- waste disposal
- minimize packaging waste
- self-sufficiency
- use local services and local products

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1. Nutrient losses to the waterbodies (group 2)

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1. Nutrient losses to the waterbodies (group 2)

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-planting winter crops
-first soil tests and then only apply what is needed

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soil improvement through:

add sand to compacted soil

drainages

support microorganisms - add high fibre substances (straw)

work in compost

appropriate machines  (not to heavy, not big,...

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- Use manure transfer and spreading ( Vetoletkulevitys)

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-  Sludge molding
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5. Environment chemicalisation (group 2)

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5. Environment chemicalisation (group 2)

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- use useful species
- mechanical weed control
- application of pestizides isolated

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- minimize mechanical stress
- precision agriculture

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- Natural meadows
- Gamefields

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1. Nutrient losses to the waterbodies (Group 5).

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1. Nutrient losses to the waterbodies (Group 5).

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- Crop planning.
- Soil condition.
- Use soil samples to determine the fertilization.
- Try to avoid field condensation.
- Drainage

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3. Carbon relasing to the athmosphere (Online group)

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3. Carbon relasing to the athmosphere (Online group)

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- perennial grass keep carbon
- leave straws and plant waste in the field
- field is near to farm (less traffic)
- renewable energy
- self-sufficiency protein crop
- recycle farms waste

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Question 3: Carbon realease to the atmosphere (Group 1)

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Question 3: Carbon realease to the atmosphere (Group 1)

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protection of the microorganisms

choose supportive plants

CO2 emissions of the soil - degradation of soil quality and greenhouse gases

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Question 1: Nutrient losses to the waterbodies (Group 6)

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Question 1: Nutrient losses to the waterbodies (Group 6)

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- Well balanced crop ration
- Soil cultivation. Non-plough tilage -> Methods prevent water erosion.
- Look what the plant need
- Where fertilizer is needed
- Spread fertilizers at the right time
- Dont use monocultures

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-use of the twin wheels
-arable land
-do not hurt the sward
- low pressure in tires
-deep loosening
-species selection by soil

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Question 6: Waste ending to the enviroment (Group 6)

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Question 6: Waste ending to the enviroment (Group 6)

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- In many drugstore articles, especially in scurbs and toothpaste, mictoplastic is included.
- The smartphone app helps customers to check ingredients of cosmetics and to choose products that do not contain microplastics. The smartphone app is called: BEAT THE MICRO BEAD

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-  wetlands and  the traditional biotope
- plant selection
- perennial grass
- take care of pH
- water management (drainage)
- minimize mechanical stress
- organic cultivation

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Question 5: Environment chemicalisation (Group 4)

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Question 5: Environment chemicalisation (Group 4)

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-  take care about the weather
- best time for spraying is in night, because it´s not so windy
- use of the correct chemicals
- take care about the environmental-regulations
- think about the right time for spraying (because of the harvest)
- take care of the growing-stage
- think about a good balanced chemical-mix
- Using of fixatives.

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Question 2: Loss of biodiversity (Group 1)

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Question 2: Loss of biodiversity (Group 1)

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52% loss of biodiversity since 1970
There is a list for extinct or nearly extinct species since 2006.
100 MIO tonnes of aquatic organisms (fish, shellfish) are caught annually.
Less drinking water, due to less self-cleaning power of the water
Less natural soil fertility (incomplete nutrient cycle)
Less bees = Less fruit

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6. Waste ending in to the enviroment (Group 5)

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6. Waste ending in to the enviroment (Group 5)

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- Biodegradeable agricultural plastics
- Better recycling
- Bale plastic sorting

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5. Environment chemicalisation (Online group)

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5. Environment chemicalisation (Online group)

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- use soil fertility analysis, when making desicions about chemicalisation
-  recycling farm waste

- precision agriculture (example: Yara N Sensor) Check this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FUfQ-PnP43A
YARA N Sensor is a meter mounted on the roof a tractor, which measures the biomass and leafy greenery of the crop and thus determines the amount of nitrogen fertilizer required
- use environment friendly and recycling products
- use farm tools correctly, keep good care of example sprayer

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- carbon release depends on the soil structure (arid soil, humid soil, sandy soil, peat, ...)
- use natural fertilizers -> for the soil structure
- use catch crops, nurse crops
- use greening (rape, mustard, peas, ...)

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3.Carbon releasing to atmosphere from the soil(group 3)

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3.Carbon releasing to atmosphere from the soil(group 3)

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- Fields are covered by plants at winter
- Crop rotation
-To spread fertilizers at the right time
--direct seed

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-minimize cultivation
-using natural fertilizers
- crop rotation
-evergreen systems
-no artificial pesticides
-useful species
-water management
-fallow
-cultivation in the right time

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- Organised driving (GPS)
- use of on land plough/ cultivator
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mbG86dnJ9Y4

- these machines are used all over the world, it will be a big point in future

- preventive: use of light machines with big/wide tires

- crop rotation (deep-root plants)
- irrigation systems

- take care about the weather, don´t drive when it is very moisture
- only drive when you have to
- use of beneficial insects/worms https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VMghYozrkCQ

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5. Enviroment chemicalisation (Group 5) Summary

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5. Enviroment chemicalisation (Group 5) Summary

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IPM = Integrated pest management

Organic farming

Crop rotation
-mixed crops

Right timing in use of pesticides
and fertilizers

Using of fixatives

Mechanic weed control

Use of protective equipment at work

Spray only when the weather condition are good

Use of the correct chemicals

Follow the environmental-regulations

Use farm tools correctly, keep good care of example sprayer

Use the correct spray nozzle

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- minimize the field transit
- compine working steps
- ditches, drainages
- to loosen the soil in deeper layers

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Question 1: Nutrient losses to the waterbodies (Group 1)

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Question 1: Nutrient losses to the waterbodies (Group 1)

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Methods:

Catch crops

supporting organic matter through fibre

winter plants

soil should be covered all the time

Crop rotation

No Monoculture

Careful soil cultivation

only fertilize if needed

fertilize on the right time

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1. Nutrient losses to the waterbodies (Online group)

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1. Nutrient losses to the waterbodies (Online group)

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- safety area in field
- put sludge under the cover of the field
- dry manure have to harrow inside 24 hours
-  leave plants to the field for winter: reduces drainage
- remember weather, when you are working in the field
- field growth
- field water management
- crop rotation
- wetlands