Compost, vermicompost
and saline soil rehabilitation.
Exploring soil health and nutrient uptake in Mediterranean tomato cultivation.
for Environmental Integration
Rooted in science. Growing with nature.
From organic resources to resilient agriculture. We connect waste management, soil regeneration and sustainable farming to help your project thrive.
Value organic resources
Restore living soils
Grow agricultural resilience
01 / OUR APPROACH
What we return to the earth shapes what grows next. We look at the whole system, connecting each resource, process and practice to a healthier agricultural future.
02 / OUR SOLUTIONS
Focused expertise for your immediate challenge. A connected perspective for what comes next.
Let’s find the right starting pointFor farms, organisations and communities working towards a more sustainable future.
Understand your organic waste streams and identify practical opportunities to prevent waste, separate materials and recover their value.
Choose processes suited to your organic materials and operating conditions, with guidance on composting systems, process management and amendment quality.
Translate soil information into informed nutrient and amendment choices, considering crop needs, soil conditions and the value of organic inputs.
Develop a path towards healthier soils by addressing organic matter, soil structure and biological activity within the realities of your land.
Bring crop management, soil care and resource use into one coherent approach that supports agricultural production and long-term environmental health.
Identify useful connections between organic resource producers, recovery processes and agricultural users, helping materials retain value across the system.
Explore agricultural responses to changing conditions, with attention to salinity, water stress and the role of healthy soils in resilient production systems.
03 / THE SCIENCE BEHIND THE SOLUTIONS
A healthier agricultural future begins with understanding the living systems beneath our feet.
Agronomy researcher · Tunisia
Samra’s published work explores how compost, vermicompost and organic amendments can support soil health, plant growth and responses to salt stress.
Her research in Mediterranean agricultural systems provides the scientific foundation for EcoFarming’s connected approach to resources, soils and farming.
Organic waste recovery and vermicomposting experimentation in Tunisia, documented in the context of CITET and the CLIMA project.
Read the project profile04 / SELECTED RESEARCH
A selection of Samra’s peer-reviewed publications connecting organic resources, soil health and agricultural resilience.
Exploring soil health and nutrient uptake in Mediterranean tomato cultivation.
Investigating vermicompost and the growth responses of organic tomato plantlets.
Studying vermicompost, tomato growth and physiological responses under saline conditions.
05 / LET’S GROW SOMETHING BETTER
Working on an organic waste, soil or sustainable agriculture project? Let’s explore where EcoFarming can make a difference.
A clear starting point for a useful conversation.