Crop CultivationRestoring Soil FertilityRonan Crippa, Arianit Ramiqi, and Ekaterina Scholz
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The way we cultivate crops today is not sustainable resulting in erosion and loss of biodiversity. Existing soil-conserving cultivation methods are not implemented due to the dilemma between intensification and sustainability. Latter can be bypassed through new multi-scalar implementation models.