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ORGANIC FARMING INNOVATIONS NETWORK EUROPE

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Organic farming knowledge and practices across Europe

Organic farming is becoming increasingly popular among European farmers. However, enhancing the competitiveness of organic farmers requires the right knowledge. The OH-FINE project aims to empower European farmers and smallholders by defining, enhancing, and transferring effective and competitive organic farming knowledge and alternatives. The project addresses farmers' capacities, consumer needs and changes in the evolving food market. It will establish a pan-European organic farming learning community (OFC) by developing a comprehensive framework for organic farming knowledge and practices, implementing a multi-agent learning system and validating the framework through five case study areas across Europe. The project will collect, distribute and disseminate easily accessible, practice-oriented knowledge on organic farming, focusing on cereals, oilseeds, protein crops and livestock.

Objective

Oh-FINE´s is a 48-month long project that aim to empower European farmers and smallholders through the definition, enhancement and transfer of competitive and efficient organic farming knowledge and alternatives that address farmer’s capacities, consumer needs and evolving food market changes. To this end Oh-FINE will create pan-European Organic Farming Learning Community (OFC) structured in four main technological pillars: 1) to develop a multidimensional framework on the organic farming knowledge and practices; 2) to establish a multi-agent approach organic farming learning system and validate the framework in 5 case of studies areas across Europe, 3) to collect distribute and disseminate to farmers and other stakeholders of easily accessible practice-oriented knowledge focusing on organic farming and covering cereals, oilseeds, protein crops, and livestock, and 4) to develop a Decision Support System ICT Tool for farmers.

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HORIZON-CSA - HORIZON Coordination and Support Actions

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AGENCIA ESTATAL CONSEJO SUPERIOR DE INVESTIGACIONES CIENTIFICAS
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€ 606 424,40
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CALLE SERRANO 117
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