- Methods have been developed, tested and applied, such as the VerisScan and the SoilScanner, to measure the differences in soil quality more precisely and to fertilize in a more localized manner. Much attention has also been paid to machines for site-specific fertilization. These methods and some precision fertilization machines are described in the brochure that was released. During lectures and demos, these methods and various machines have also been presented;

- Soil scans have been developed for arable land and grassland. These appear to be practically applicable and quickly provide an integral picture of the various factors that determine soil quality and on the basis of which a concrete step-by-step plan can be drawn up. This has also been successfully tested for three cases in Gelderland.

- Trials carried out on the two test farms with clay soil of different manure types; also circular fertilizers. These already give a good indication of the possible mix in the 'manure kitchen'. In addition, much attention has been paid to innovative machines in order to be able to apply this mix (these are described in the final brochure Appendix 4 to payment request 2);

- Several presentations are already available and held at meetings and demo days. A brochure (appendix 4) describing the innovations is already available. In addition to precision fertilization, a lot of attention was paid in presentations and demos to more organic matter build-up, partly on the basis of site-specific soil data and using. precision delivery machines. Seven meetings with lectures and demonstrations were held instead of the two planned in the project plan. There was always a lot of interest, although the last closing meeting had to be limited due to the corona.