Using bio-based fertilizer derived from peri‑urban wastes affects soil properties and lettuce yield and quality

Autor: Kebalo, Lelenda Florent, Garnier, Patricia, Gonod, Laure Vieublé, Houot, Sabine

Publikováno v: In Scientia Horticulturae 15 January 2024 324

Current challenges on the widespread adoption of new bio-based fertilizers: insights to move forward toward more circular food systems.

Autor: Álvarez Salas, Mario, Sica, Pietro, Rydgård, Maja, Sitzmann, Tomas Javier, Nyang’au, Jared Onyango, El Mahdi, Jihane, Moshkin, Egor, de Castro e Silva, Hellen Luisa, Chrysanthopoulos, Stamatis, Kopp, Clara, Wali, Khan, Zireeni, Yusra, Ural-Janssen, Aslihan, El Hajj Hassan, Samaya, Kebalo, Lelenda Florent, Chadwick, David, Jensen, Lars Stoumann

Publikováno v: Frontiers in Sustainable Food Systems; 2024, p1-19, 19p

In France, there is a growing demand of locally produced vegetables from urban consumers. Meanwhile, cities and their peri-urban areas are a source of organic wastes (OW) that can be recycled as amendment or fertiliser in agriculture. Our research objective was to investigate the current and prospective uses of OW by market gardeners and fruit growers in three peri-urban areas near Paris (France). We carried out semi-structured interviews with thirty market gardeners and/or fruit growers to study their current fertilisation practices and their perception regarding the potential use of diverse OW available (or probably available in the future). It turned out that the most common OW were green waste compost and horse manure, used mainly as soil amendment. Besides, most farmers used commercial organic fertilisers. Farmers’ perception regarding the potential use of biowaste compost was good, as well as for shredded green waste. However, the farmers were more reluctant to use digestate from biowaste anaerobic digestion and human urine, although they would be suitable OW for the substitution of commercial fertilisers (thanks to a high N availability). This reluctance was mainly explained by sanitary risks, legal barriers, logistic problems or fear of consumer perception. We showed that for farmers, OW had to be considered not only for their fertilisation or amendment role but also for other farming objectives such as mulching. The rates of OW application greatly varied among farmers but were higher than what was usually applied in field crops in Paris region. Based on these figures, we extrapolated the required acreage to recycle all composted organic wastes from private households at the scale of the Ile-de-France (Paris) region. This showed that market gardening and fruit production could play a significant role in recycling OW from cities at the regional level

Autor: Boros, Léa, Levavasseur, Florent, Kebalo, Lelenda Florent, Bijon, Nicolas, Morel, Kevin

Publikováno v: International Horticulture Congress
International Horticulture Congress, International Society for Horticultural Science: ISHS, Aug 2022, Angers, France

International audience; In France, there is a growing demand of locally produced vegetables from urban consumers. Meanwhile, cities and their peri-urban areas are a source of organic wastes (OW) that can be recycled as amendment or fertiliser in agri

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https://hal.inrae.fr/hal-03765958/file/IHC2022_Recycling_organic_matter_MOREL.pdf

Le déchet urbain, une ressource matière pour l’hinterland : Cas des matières organiques pour les systèmes maraîchers

Autor: Morel, Kevin, Boros, Léa, Levavasseur, Florent, Bijon, Nicolas, Kebalo, Lelenda Florent

Publikováno v: Mobilisation de ressources et flux de matière et d'énergie des espaces de production des villes vers l'hinterland. Cycle de séminaires MOSAIC
Mobilisation de ressources et flux de matière et d'énergie des espaces de production des villes vers l'hinterland. Cycle de séminaires MOSAIC, Jul 2021, En ligne, France

International audience; Présentation des résultats temporaires du stage de Léa Boros sur les usages et perceptions des maraîchers quant à l'usage des matières organiques urbaines. Ce stage s'inscrit dans une coopération entre: (i) le projet FL

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https://hal.inrae.fr/hal-03279294