Inge Regelink

Inge Regelink is a Researcher at Wageningen University & Research, specializing in Sustainable Soil Use. Her work focuses on optimizing nutrient management practices, particularly phosphate fertilization, and evaluating the agronomic effectiveness of organic residues like digestate. She leads long-term field trials analyzing soil health and phosphorus dynamics across grassland and arable systems.

Key projects include the Long-term phosphate fertilization trials (since 2013) and NitriNure (2025–2029), exploring nutrient recovery technologies. She has authored over 70 publications on topics such as digestate utilization, struvite application in maize, and indicators for soil phosphate status. Regelink actively engages with policymakers and the agricultural sector through expert commentary on waste management solutions for manure surplus issues.

Her collaborative efforts span international projects like SYSTEMIC, developing circular economy models for anaerobic digesters. She presents findings at academic conferences and professional seminars, emphasizing practical applications of research in sustainable agriculture.