Frederik Bøe
Research Scientist
Biography
Education:
PhD candidate on the topic of soil health at Wageningen University and Research (2020–2025).
Master’s degree in Environment and Natural Resources with a specialization in environmental pollutants and ecotoxicology from the Norwegian University of Life Sciences (2017).
Areas of Expertise:
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Soil health
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Documenting environmental effects of agricultural practices, with a focus on the transport of soil, nutrients, and pesticides in soil and water
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Environmental measures in agriculture (cover crops, cultivation practices, buffer zones, etc.)
Selected Projects:
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Norwegian Agricultural Environmental Monitoring Programme (JOVA).
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Kjelle field trial plots (2014-), Direct seeding and cover crops to improve Norwegian soil health (JorNor) (2021-2023).
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EU projects: Precilience (2024-2028), TerraSafe (2024-2029), SoilCare (2016-2021).
Authors
Elise Van Eynde Felipe Yunta Cristina Arias-Navarro Daniele De Rosa Iñigo Virto Panos Panagos Diana Vieira Calogero Schillaci; Alberto Orgiazzi Stefano Salata Philippe Hinsinger Dalila Serpa Frederik Bøe Gerard Ros Eduardo Moreno Jimenez Christopher Poeplau Gabriele Buttafuoco Arwyn Jones Cristiano Ballabio Emanuele Lugato Stefan Frank Tiphaine Chevallier Rosa M. Poch Pasquale Borrelli Francis Matthews Diana Vieira Matthias Vanmaercke Jean Poesen Günay Erpul Velibor Spalevic Snezana Dragovic Yuriy Dmytruk Anita Bernatek-Jakiel Philipp Saggau Leonidas Liakos Christine Alewell Mathieu Lamandé Diego Baragaño Olivier Evrard Tanja Reiff Vera Silva Ana De La Torre Chaosheng Zhang Piort Wojda Chiara Piccini Claudia Cagnarini Zoka Melpomeni Fuat Kaya Kitti Balog Noelia García Franco Simone Scarpa Timo Breure Maria J.I. Briones Julia Köninger Marcel Van Der Heijden Nikolaos Monokrousos Maëva Labouyrie Davorka K. Hackenberger Ottone Scammacca Michele Munafò Silvia Ronchi Andrea ArcidiaconoAbstract
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Authors
Martin Hvarregaard Thorsøe Saskia Keesstra Maarten De Boever Kristina Buchová Frederik Bøe Nádia L. Castanheira Claire Chenu Sophie Cornu Axel Don Julia Fohrafellner Roberta Farina Dario Fornara Maria da Conceição Gonçalves Morten Graversgaard Olivier Heller Erich Inselsbacher Anna Jacobs Sara Mavsar Katharina H. E. Meurer Rok Mihelič Lilian O'Sullivan Mansonia Pulido-Moncada Greet Ruysschaert Michal Sviček Mika Tähtikarhu Silvia Vanino Wieke Vervuurt Sophie Zechmeister-Boltenstern Lars Juhl MunkholmAbstract
Soils are the foundation of agricultural production, ecosystem functioning and human well-being. Bridging soil knowledge gaps and improving the knowledge system is crucial to meet the growing EU soil policy ambitions in the face of climate change and the ongoing trend in soil degradation. The objective of this article is to assess the current state of knowledge, knowledge use and knowledge gaps concerning sustainable soil management in Europe. This study is based on interviews with 791 stakeholders and 254 researchers and on a comprehensive review of >1800 documents carried out under the European Joint Programme on agricultural soils. Despite differences in stakeholder groups, the conclusions are rather consistent and complementary. We identified major knowledge gaps with respect to (1) soil carbon stocks, (2) soil degradation and fertility and (3) strategies for improved soil management. Transcending these three areas, particularly the loss of soil organic carbon, peatland degradation and soil compaction, are most critical, thus, we stress the urgency of developing more models and monitoring programmes on soils. Stakeholders further report that insufficient transfer of existing soil research findings to practitioners is a hindrance to the adoption of sustainable soil management practices. In addition to knowledge production, soil knowledge gaps may be addressed by considering seven recommendations from the stakeholders: (1) raising awareness, (2) strengthening knowledge brokers, (3) improving relevance of research activities and resource allocation for land users, (4) peer-to-peer communication, (5) targeting advice and information, (6) improving knowledge access, and (7) providing incentives. We argue that filling and bridging knowledge gaps should be a priority for policymakers and the insights provided in the article may help prioritise research and dissemination needs enabling a transition to more sustainable soil management in Europe.
Authors
Silvia Vanino Tiziana Pirelli Claudia Di Bene Frederik Bøe Nádia Castanheira Claire Chenu Sophie Cornu Virginijus Feiza Dario Fornara Olivier Heller Raimonds Kasparinskis Saskia Keesstra Maria Valentina Lasorella Sevinç Madenoglu Katharina H. E. Meurer Lilian O'Sullivan Noemi Peter Chiara Piccini Grzegorz Siebielec Bozena Smreczak Martin Hvarregaard Thorsøe Roberta FarinaAbstract
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Sabine Huber Marie-Cecile Gruselle Katharina Keiblinger Ingrid Lubbers Sónia Rodrigues Hanne Ugstad Jannes Stolte Nafiseh Taghizadeh Kerman Frederik Bøe Franziska FischerAbstract
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Authors
Elise Van Eynde Felipe Yunta Cristina Arias-Navarro Daniele De Rosa Iñigo Virto Panos Panagos Diana Vieira Calogero Schillaci; Alberto Orgiazzi Stefano Salata Philippe Hinsinger Dalila Serpa Frederik Bøe Gerard Ros Eduardo Moreno Jimenez Christopher Poeplau Gabriele Buttafuoco Arwyn Jones Cristiano Ballabio Emanuele Lugato Stefan Frank Tiphaine Chevallier Rosa M. Poch Pasquale Borrelli Francis Matthews Diana Vieira Matthias Vanmaercke Jean Poesen Günay Erpul Velibor Spalevic Snezana Dragovic Yuriy Dmytruk Anita Bernatek-Jakiel Philipp Saggau Leonidas Liakos Christine Alewell Mathieu Lamandé Diego Baragaño Olivier Evrard Tanja Reiff Vera Silva Ana De La Torre Chaosheng Zhang Piort Wojda Chiara Piccini Claudia Cagnarini Zoka Melpomeni Fuat Kaya Kitti Balog Noelia García Franco Simone Scarpa Timo Breure Maria J.I. Briones Julia Köninger Marcel Van Der Heijden Nikolaos Monokrousos Maëva Labouyrie Davorka K. Hackenberger Ottone Scammacca Michele Munafò Silvia Ronchi Andrea ArcidiaconoAbstract
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