In recent years, in response to growing expectations for increased food production due to rapid population growth, development and agricultural activities have been carried out beyond the environmental capacity of the land. As a result, various environmental problems have arisen in agricultural soils, including drought, soil erosion, salinization, and soil pollution.

Today, there is growing interest in sustainable agriculture that aims to maintain sustainable productivity while conserving the environment for future generations.

At ERECON, we work to rehabilitate and conserve soils toward sustainable agriculture, mainly in Southeast Asia, in cooperation with local farmers.

Rehabilitating degraded soil and creating a sustainable agricultural environment requires long-term efforts. Why not join us in thinking about how we can build a sustainable relationship with the soil that supports us?