After the implementation of this project, farmers' attention will be drawn to the mulching of different plant residues on the soil surface. This will create relatively stable environmental conditions for slower nutrient turnover, leaching, addressing carbon sequestration and N2O emissions, as well as nutrient supply. Wide dissemination of the project results will cover the majority of Lithuanian farmers due to the expected scope of the project on a national scale. The implementation of this project will contribute to the development of Lithuanian science and the complex solution of the problems of agricultural beneficiaries. The implementation of innovative technologies for the no-till application of plant mulch in the post-harvest period, after applying the recommended measures and methods, will allow restoring soil productivity, i.e. mobilize and accumulate food and organic materials, stabilize physical properties, optimize moisture, air and heat regimes, and reduce fluctuations in plant productivity due to climate change. Dissemination of project results will increase the qualifications of farmers, agricultural consultants, and specialists. Getting to know the problems of the post-sowing period and their solutions will help to understand the importance of plant diversity for soil sustainability and plant productivity, as well as correctly plan plant change in the future, identify and manage processes occurring in the soil not only in the post-sowing period. The introduction of modern technologies of the post-June period will stabilize economic activity and income.