Veebiseminar „Demofarmid“ toimub 26. novembril 2024. Selle korraldavad Eesti, Soome, Läti ja Poola maapiirkondade võrgustikud. See töötuba on suurepärane võimalus suhelda teiste valdkonna ettevõtjatega, jagada teadmisi ja luua potentsiaalselt uusi partnerlussuhteid.

Põllumajandustehnikate ja -tehnoloogiate õpetamiseks kasutatavad põllumajandusettevõtted – nn demofarmid – on arukas investeering, mis võib aidata kiirendada muutvate uuenduste kasutuselevõttu. Põllumajandustootjad saavad õppida uusi viise, ilma et nad peaksid seda ise oma põllumajandusettevõtetes tegema.

Demofarme kasutatakse erinevate põllumajandustehnikate ja -tehnoloogiate õpetamiseks, uute või täiustatud põllukultuuride tutvustamiseks. See on ka koht, kus saab traditsiooniliste meetodite kõrval uurida ja katsetada uusi meetodeid.

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This online workshop will take place on November 26, 2024, and is organized by the Rural Networks from the Nordic-Baltic countries. The main aim of the event is networking and knowledge exchange on projects from Nordic-Baltic countries and different funding sources/measures. All interested participants are welcomed.

The workshop will focus on four project examples/initiatives from the Nordic-Baltic region:

• VET school farm as a R&D platform. Kpedu provides vocational education and training, and their campus in Kannus also serves as a research and development (R&D) platform for projects. They have been part of the ProOpetustilat project, which has created a digital database of Finnish educational institutions that have R&D platforms related to agriculture, horticulture, and forestry.
• Knowledge transfer – the place of demonstration farms in Poland. Rodian Pawłowski is an agricultural advisor, teaches in an agricultural college and coordinates the regional network of 19 demonstration farms in Warmia i Mazury.
• The “Sustainable Silage” project focuses on reducing effluent leakage from silage across the entire production chain. It involves 20-25 demo farms testing various silage production practices and solutions, providing farmers with detailed information and practical guidance on technologies that positively impact the environment.
• The fourth speaker from Latvia will be added soon

The full online workshop program is available HERE

The webinar is scheduled to take place on Zoom from 10:30 to 12:00 Eastern European Time (EET). The official language for the workshop is English. Participants who have successfully registered will be provided with a webinar access link one day prior to the event.

Registration is OPEN