Webinar: Hoe kan samenwerking akkerbouw en veehouderij bijdragen aan het behalen van milieudoelen?
De afgelopen jaren hebben PAVEx- en GLB-pilots laten zien hoe samenwerking tussen akkerbouw en veehouderij bijdraagt aan milieudoelen, duurzaam grondgebruik en toekomstbestendige landbouw. Met het einde van deze innovatieve projecten in zicht, is het tijd om deze waardevolle kennis te delen. Daarom organiseert regieorganisatie GLB (@netwerkplatteland) in samenwerking met Groen Kennisnet en Wageningen University and Research vier inspirerende webinars waarin uitdagingen, kansen en geleerde lessen centraal staan. Het webinar 'Hoe kan samenwerking tussen akkerbouw en veehouderij bijdragen aan het behalen van milieudoelen?' is het tweede webinar in de webinarserie '(Lessen uit) samenwerking akkerbouw en veehouderij'. Wat levert samenwerking op voor klimaat, bodem, water en stikstof? Dit webinar richt zich op de milieuwinst en de langetermijnvisie die daarvoor nodig is in samenwerkingsverbanden. Wat willen we met samenwerking bereiken? Er wordt gekeken naar de praktische toepassing en beleidsmatige implicaties. Met WUR-onderzoekers en pilotleiders zoomen we eerst uit (systeemniveau) en dan in (toepassingen binnen PAVEx).
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