The young people worked in groups at four soil plots, where they described soil characteristics, examined soil profiles and collected samples for laboratory analysis. The work was carried out under the guidance of researchers from the National Institute for Applied Research in Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine (INCAAMV).
As noted by Svetlana Ghetmancenco, Director of the National Agency for Land Reclamation, the idea for the competition arose during soil mapping work carried out in 2026 with financial support from the UN/FAO.
Logos Press reported that six soil research sites were established as part of this collaboration. The Moldovan authorities intend to resume systematic monitoring of soil quality after several years during which such assessments were not carried out on a regular basis. To this end, approximately 136 soil monitoring stations will resume operations across the country.
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