Our purpose

SOILCRATES consortium includes 21 partners from across the quadruple helix that fully acknowledge the importance of healthy soils and wish to work together on the tasks defined by the EU Mission ‘A Soil Deal for Europe’.
The ambition of SOILCRATES is to create four sustainable and dynamic Living Labs (LLs), to monitor soil health and biodiversity beyond the state-of-the-art, to enhance soil structure and health, and to increase soil literacy in society.

Our Living Labs (LL)

SOILCRATES aims at establishing 4 regional and interconnected user-centred Living Labs (LLs) in whichactors from the quadruple helix cooperatively improve and monitor soil structure, soil life and crop-growingconditions on mineral agricultural soils while co-creating beyond the state-of-the-art practices to improve soil
health and at the meantime increase soil literacy in society.

Our actualities

Explore the newest insights and breakthroughs in soil health and sustainability! SOILCRATES is moving forward with exciting developments, including interviews with living lab managers and key stakeholders, leading up to our project kick-off. Stay informed about our collaborative efforts to improve soil quality and enhance agricultural practices. Follow along for upcoming events, research findings, and field activities as we pave the way toward a more resilient and sustainable future for our soils!

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Energy Effciency

Interviews & Insights

Exclusive interviews with our living lab managers are now available! Learn how they’re tackling local soil challenges and the innovative practices they’re implementing to restore soil health.

Inverter Integrations

Partnerships & Collaborations

SOILCRATES is expanding its network through partnerships with leading agricultural and environmental organizations. These collaborations are key to scaling our solutions and enhancing the impact of our research.

Demand Response

Field Activities

Our field activities are underway, with teams across various regions collecting crucial data on soil conditions. These insights will inform the project’s next phase of research and sustainable practices.