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Turning Knowledge into Action for Competitive Farms and Forests The EU-FarmBook is now available to all practitioners and advisory services. This free, open-access and multilingual online platform collects and shares agricultural and forestry knowledge generated by EU-funded projects across Europe. The official launch of the EU-FarmBook on 16 December 2025 in Brussels received strong support

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Ghent University awards master graduate Ella Van de vreken with the second EU-FarmBook Student Prize, highlighting the power of connecting academic research with real-world farming practices. During her master’s studies at Ghent University, Ella developed a strong interest in the cork oak ecosystems of southern Europe after an inspiring Erasmus experience in Portugal. Collaborating with

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University of Bonn, 22.09.25: Experts from science, research transfer and journalism discussed the transfer of innovation in agriculture at the lecture centre of Campus Poppelsdorf in Bonn. The panel event was accompanied by a presentation of spin-offs and innovative projects, including EU-FarmBook. The event was organised by the EU-FarmBook project, the European Network of Agricultural

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From June 26 to 27, the European Research Executive Agency (REA) and DG AGRI hosted the Clustering Meeting of Horizon-funded thematic and advisory networks and AKIS-related projects in Brussels. “The event brought together around 25 Horizon Europe projects. These Thematic Networks, Advisory Networks and AKIS support projects shared good practices and discussed strategies to strengthen

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On June 24, the EU-FarmBook and Climate Farm Demo projects jointly organized a farm excursion in Flemish Brabant, Belgium. The event brought together researchers, advisors, and project partners for a day of hands-on learning and cross-project exchange. As members of EU-FarmBook, modernAKIS, ATTRACTISS, and Climate Farm Demo, Boerenbond invited 28 participants from Germany, Austria, Switzerland,

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On June 12, the Polish Presidency of the EU-Council hosted a high-level Research and Innovation (R&I) Conference in Warsaw. Inge De Bo, Scientific Coordinator of EU-FarmBook, was invited to deliver a keynote speech during a plenary session attended by experts from across the agri-food chain, including farmers, advisors, researchers, and policymakers. The two-day conference, held

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