The point of reference for farmers, foresters and advisors.
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.
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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31-01-2021
The 27 country reports compiled in this inventory report give a comprehensive overview of the AKIS infrastructures and of the predominant agricultural and forestry advisory services on national and – if applicable – on regional levels. The intention is that through these reports, essential features of the institutional and infrastructural environment in which advisors in the green sector operate are revealed. This information will then serve as a basis for targeted interventions to support different types of cooperation between AKIS actors in solving problems. Ultimately, the reports will provide up-to-date information for policy and practice in the respective countries.
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28-02-2019
The European project Inno4Grass created this syllabus on practical grassland management for current and future generations of grassland farmers and advisors. They contain the practical and technical knowledge required for sustainable grassland management.
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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30-04-2021
MOVING was an EU Horizon 2020 project that aimed to build capacities and co-develop relevant policy frameworks across Europe to support the establishment of new or upgraded/upscaled value chains that contribute to the resilience and sustainability of mountain areas. The project engaged value chain actors, stakeholders, and policymakers in a total of 23 European mountain regions in 15 countries. This inventory provides an extensive overview of the diversity of mountain value chains in all European mountain regions located in EU Members States and associated countries. It describes a total of 472 value chains, including those based on circular bio-economy processes, ecosystem service provision, innovative governance methods, novel market strategies, and digital innovations.