Hydrological character of reconstituted and natural soils: comparison of physical analysis and pedotransfer functions? (PS3a.41) At the international conference held in Bari: Biochars, Composts and Digestates. Production, Characterization, Regulation, Marketing, Uses and Environmental Impact? (BCD 2013)
Ecosistemi presented its studies, carried out in collaboration with the Institute of Environmental Chemistry of the Catholic University of the Sacred Heart of Piacenza and the Azienda Agricola Sperimentale Vittorio Tadini (PC), on the results of scientific research on reconstituted lands carried out in the test fields. Such research demonstrates, with the comparison of numerous parameters, the strong increase in physical and chemical fertility of reconstituted soils compared to degraded soils and natural non-degraded soils.



