Open Skills Education (OSE™)

Open Skills Education (OSE™) is a global skills equity framework

Soil microorganisms drive nutrient cycling, disease suppression, and organic matter decomposition. Diverse microbial communities improve soil resilience and nutrient availability. Practices such as organic amendments and reduced chemical use support biological activity and long-term productivity.

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