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Brussels, Belgium (29 September 2026) The EU-FarmBook team has collected valuable user feedback with the aim of making the internet platform more accessible, practical and responsive to the needs of its end users: European farmers and other agricultural professionals. As a project partner, the Committee of Professional Agricultural Organisations and General Confederation of Agricultural Cooperatives…

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Brussels (24 September 2026) The EU-FarmBook team kept Europe’s agri-food community informed with a stand at the AgRI 2040 Conference in the Charlemagne Building in Brussels on 24 and 25 September. The online platform directly supports the new EU agri-food strategy’s focus on the dissemination and uptake of research and innovation (R&I) results. This was…

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Iden, Germany (10 September 2026) The EU-FarmBook project presented its work at the second Germany-wide AKIS workshop titled “How does knowledge become effective?”, hosted by the German National Rural Network (DVS) on 9–10 September at the State Institute for Agriculture and Horticulture of Saxony-Anhalt in Iden. Poster Exhibition During a “Market of Inspiration” session, Dr…

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Bonn, Germany (3 September 2026) The EU-FarmBook project presented its work to around 300 scientists, agricultural advisers and practitioners at the Agricultural Research Day North Rhine-Westphalia 2026 in Bonn. The event, themed ‘The importance of agricultural research for food security and sustainable agriculture’, was hosted by the Ministry of Agriculture and Consumer Protection of North…

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Radenci, 16 – 18 June 2026 EU‑FarmBook played a prominent role at the joint conference of the European Forum on Rural Advisory Services (EUFRAS), the International Academy for Rural Advisors (IALB) and the Southeast European Agricultural Science Network (SEASN), held from 16 to 18 June 2026 in Radenci, Slovenia. The event was hosted by the Chamber of Agriculture and…

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To mark the United Nations’ International Year of the Woman Farmer (IYWF 2026), EU-FarmBook highlights the Horizon Europe research project on female-led innovation in agriculture and rural areas (FLIARA). The project investigated women-led innovations in ten EU countries and analysed 200 success stories, demonstrating that women are not only participating in rural change – they…

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