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Global Initiative of Sustainable Agriculture and Environment
The Global Initiative of Sustainable Agriculture and Environment
Type	Nonprofit
Tax ID no.	79 648 791 593
Headquarters	Australia
Fields	Sustainable agriculture, enhancing soil health, and ecosystem management
Official language	English
President and Scientific Chair	Brajesh K. Singh
Director	Eleonora Egidi
Microbial ecologist	Birgit Mitter
Microbial ecologist	Raul Ochoa-Hueso

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Instructions · What links here · Global Initiative of Sustainable Agriculture and Environment (talk: + · bio) · (log) · Copyvios report · reFill · Citation Bot · (Search: Google, Bing, Wikipedia) · Submitted 34 days ago by Particleshow22 (talk: D · +) · Last edited 0 seconds ago

The Global Initiative of Sustainable Agriculture and Environment (GISAE) is an Australian nonprofit organization.^[2]^[3]

^ "Scientific Steering Committee - Global Initiative of Sustainable Agriculture and Environment".
^ "About Us". Global Initiative of Sustainable Agriculture and Environment.
^ "February good news". www.thewinesociety.com. The Global Initiative of Sustainable Agriculture and Environment is running a grapevine microbiome study to assess the soil biodiversity of grapevines across the world. This will help map the state and condition of vineyards, assess the elements (such as excessive ploughing, fertilizers and pesticides) which have been damaging the delicate balance of the soil health, and therefore lead to learnings about how to improve it.

[1] "Scientific Steering Committee - Global Initiative of Sustainable Agriculture and Environment".

[2] "About Us". Global Initiative of Sustainable Agriculture and Environment.

[3] "February good news". www.thewinesociety.com. The Global Initiative of Sustainable Agriculture and Environment is running a grapevine microbiome study to assess the soil biodiversity of grapevines across the world. This will help map the state and condition of vineyards, assess the elements (such as excessive ploughing, fertilizers and pesticides) which have been damaging the delicate balance of the soil health, and therefore lead to learnings about how to improve it.

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