Copper protects organic apples, wine and potatoes from fungi - but it is also a heavy metal that pollutes the soil. Why copper is (still) needed in organic farming despite all the criticism, what farmers are doing to reduce it - and what solutions are available. A look behind the green backdrop.

Organic soils are considered clean and safe - but the green label does not always mean that the soil is free of pollutants. Contaminated sites, pesticide drift and microplastics from compost threaten soil life, plant health and your trust. Find out why organic fields need to be scrutinised more closely! Read how you can really protect organic soils.

CO₂ certificates (internationally: "credits") are no longer a marginal instrument, but the centrepiece of a new global ecological economic order. And despite all the political prophecies of doom and economic withdrawal fantasies, they are here to stay.

TSHN combines healthy soils with digital innovation to develop a scalable business model with a social impact. The article shows how TSHN is growing through hybrid structures, platform logic and technological levers - comparable to Amazon or Spotify. The result is a system that creates ecological impact and is economically viable. An outlook on the next steps of a model with a future.

Foot-and-mouth disease poses new challenges for regenerative agriculture. The new TSHN white paper shows how blockchain technology, digital innovation and carbon farming can overcome these challenges. Modern technologies are making pasture farming and disease control compatible, opening up new prospects for sustainable agriculture.

TSHN Living Lab - research that really matters: What good is the best development if it only stays in the lab? Our practical TSHN Living Lab brings research to where it counts: to the field, to everyday life, to the region. This document explains the concept, the added value and the concrete benefits for farmers, scientists, companies and investors. [...]

Letter of intent, non-disclosure agreement or rather a MoU? This compact document provides clarity in the jungle of cooperation terms. Ideal for start-ups, funding applications and new partnerships.

How can the soil become a CO₂ store? This paper provides an in-depth overview of current and future methods of carbon sequestration in agriculture - from compost to biochar, from microbes to rock flour. Perfect for experts, practitioners and visionaries.

Living Labs are practical innovation spaces in which new solutions are not created behind closed doors, but together with all those involved - directly in real life. What makes them special: In a Living Lab, people don't just observe or consult, but actively act, try out, reflect, co-decide and utilise. The structured interaction between the most diverse (professional) groups creates a living, learning system that [...]

Traditionally labelled as a climate offender, agriculture could become a game changer in climate protection. This document shows in concrete terms how regenerative practices can reduce greenhouse gases, build up humus and strengthen biodiversity. Ideal for anyone who wants to understand what the path „from Saul to Paul“ looks like in practice. ImageAgriculture as a climate saviour - „From Saul to Paul“ Created by Wolfgang Perschl [...]

The TSHN marketplace is more than just a shop - it is the platform for the future of regenerative agriculture in Europe. This is where healthy products, smart inputs and digital services meet modern logistics, transparent ecosystem services and a committed community. All with the aim of holistically strengthening soil fertility, climate protection and regional value creation. KonzeptTSHN Europe-wide marketplace for products [...]

The TSHN process - How soil becomes a climate saverWhat does it mean to make humus visible? How does regenerative agriculture become a tradable climate certificate? The TSHN process combines state-of-the-art science with the reality on the field - and makes services such as carbon sequestration, biodiversity or water storage measurable and rewardable.In this knowledge area, you will learn how soil samples are taken at TSHN R&D, [...]

Greenwashing fakes sustainability - and jeopardises real change. This article shows why greenwashing is not just a marketing problem, but undermines the credibility of serious climate and soil protection policies. We shed light on typical mechanisms, the role of EU legislation and why transparency, impact and participation are key responses. A wake-up call for all those who want real regeneration instead of green rhetoric [...].

Innovations in regenerative agriculture need more than just good ideas - they also need to be producible and economically viable. This is precisely where the integrated maturity level concept comes in. With the three dimensions TRL, MRL and CRL, the development status of a project can be systematically assessed - from the initial idea in the laboratory to the successful market launch. This provides clarity, reduces risks and creates the basis for sensible investments.