LIFE Resilience continues to advance in the prevention of Xylella fastidiosa in high-density olive and almond farms in the European Union (EU)
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Published Jan 12, 2022
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LIFE Resilience, a project co-financed by the LIFE program of the European Union (EU), whose main objective is the prevention of Xylella fastidiosa in high-density olive and almond farms; continues with its work that allows farmers to adapt to the new demands of modern agriculture, such as compliance with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDG).
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This is explained by the project director, Teresa Carrillo, who affirms that “in the LIFE Resilience demonstration farms, located in Spain, Portugal and Italy, good sustainable practices are carried out that promote the achievement of the SDGs, as is the case the use of natural methods to control vector insects, the application of irrigation strategies that reduce water and energy consumption, and the implementation of cover crops that increase carbon fixation ”. "This initiative is a clear example of the value of alliances between companies, farmers' associations, universities and research centers, which is very much in line with SDG 17," adds Carrillo. The SDGs are 17 challenges promoted by the UN in order for the 170 countries that comprise it and territories around the planet to direct their business strategies to guarantee sustainable consumption and production patterns, eradicate poverty, protect the planet and guarantee that all society enjoys peace and prosperity. For this ...
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