Why Does Soil

Biodiversity Matter?

USD 10.6 trillion in losses per year are caused by land degradation

Ecosystem service losses caused by soil degradation come in the form of loss of crop yields as well as disruptions in the water and carbon cycles. According to the ELD’s Value of Land report (2015), soil degradation is a threat to food security affecting the livelihoods of more than 1.4 billion people.

The science behind Veridi’s soil analysis:

Nematodes are microscopic worms living in our soils even degraded ones. They fulfill important functions on many levels of the food chain. Nematodes are recognised as an excellent indicator for soil biodiversity.

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Years of research about nematodes as a soil bioindicator.

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Empirical studies validating nematode based indices.

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Robust insights ranging from biodiversity to soil biofertility.

From sample to practical advice:

Thanks to Veridi’s AI-powered diagnosis platform, you can get insights into soil biodiversity, soil fertility, soil borne diseases as well as carbon cycling with unprecedented speed and accuracy. This valuable information is then transformed into practical solutions for the farmer’s most pressing soil problems.