EU-FarmBook

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EU-FarmBook develops an EU-wide open source interactive database. It is the place where farmers, foresters and advisors get inspired to innovate. Materials useful for practice such as videos, user manuals, infographics and much more come together.

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EU-FarmBook makes knowledge more accessible, findable, interoperable and reusable for the agricultural and forestry communities in Europe. Contributions to EU-FarmBook are exchanged by the AKIS community. The upload form is part of the platform. Please join our community, register, and become a contributor yourself.

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Electricity Production on farm

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30-06-2024

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  • EN & FR - Elisabeth Castellan
  • NL - Sandra Debevere
  • LT - Edita Bartašiūtė

The last few years have been marked by rising electricity prices and increasing energy demand. In a lot of European countries, guidelines have been put into place on photovoltaic production. With the dependence of dairy farms on electricity, the availability of building roof space and the economic profitability, more and more farms are considering the photovoltaic installation.

The DATS Inventory: FAIRShare project aims to improve farmer engagement with digital technologies by developing a comprehensive database of digital advisory tools and services (DATS).

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EU-FarmBook includes resources such as market research, policy documents and digital tools to help farmers and entrepreneurs make informed decisions about their agricultural activities.

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This publication brings together in one place information already published in various online sources. A significant part of it is devoted to brief presentations of all research projects funded under the two ForestValue calls for proposals. The icing on the cake, so to speak, are the contributions from eminent experts and coordinators of past and current projects who have been invited to share their experiences and expert opinions not only on the achievements of individual transnational project collaborations, but also on the impacts achieved on the development of research and innovation in the forest‑based sector, on societal and bioeconomic development, and on the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).