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  • Paludiculture

Paludiculture - Agriculture and Forestry on Rewetted Peatlands

Background
Paludiculture is the productive cultivation of wet peatlands. Here you can learn more about how and why paludiculture is beneficial.

Sphagnum Farming
Cultivation of peat moss (Sph­ag­num farming) on rewetted bog peatlands can provide a sustainable alter­native to horticultural peat.

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Great Mire Excursion Day

Free of charge, featuring diverse venues, on Sep 8

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Open letter on peatlands in the NRL

Proposed EU Nature Restoration Law under threat

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Q&AS on peatland rewetting

EU Nature Restoration Lawand the Soil Health

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How to paludiculture? 

Yes, we can … do it, new film shows

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