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D6.4 Second batch of 20 EIP-AGRI Practice Abstract

Supporting the Farm to Fork (F2F) strategy, contributing to the achievement of its objectives, the ClieNFarms project aims to demonstrate, evaluate and improve technical, organisational and financialsolutions at the farm level that will contribute to achieving climate-neutrality of European agriculture by 2050. This will be done by a multi-actor approach, interactively integrating and improving existingsolutions… Read More »D6.4 Second batch of 20 EIP-AGRI Practice Abstract

Explore all Microlearning Modules on Carbon-Neutral Agriculture The ClieNFarms Microlearning Course, funded by the EU as part of the ClieNFarms project (2022–2025), supports the shift to climate-resilient European farming. These short, engaging training modules were co-developed by partners in 14 EU countries, drawing on the expertise of scientists, advisors, farmers, and agri-suppliers. This unique collaboration… Read More »

At the beginning of September, thirty stakeholders from the agricultural sector in the Grand Est region gathered at the Aube and Haute-Marne Chamber of Agriculture for the second edition of ClieNFarms Creative Arena in this region.

ClieNFarms is preparing a series of four policy briefs addressing some of the most pressing issues at the intersection of agriculture and climate action in Europe.

In this article we present a testimonial from a Danone partner dairy farm in Gęsin, a farm participating in the ClieNFarms project and other pilot projects carried out by Danone together with local partners and partners from Danone’s Partners 4 Growth (P4G) initiative.

On 23 and 24 April, the I3S Cross-Border Meeting took place in Germany as part of the ClieNFarms project, bringing together partners and stakeholders to exchange
knowledge and experiences on sustainable organic dairy farming practices.

ClieNFarms, in partnership with Teagasc and other European partners, is excited to introduce a new series of micro-learnings – brief, engaging online training sessions tailored for farmers, advisors, and students across Europe.

On June 2024, Arvalis had the pleasure of welcoming 150 people to its I3S demonstration farm, known as the “SYPPRE Lauragais long-term trial platform”, to find out more about 8 years of trials.

On November 20th, 2024, the ClieNFarms project proudly participated in GO WIDE, an event held in Portugal and organized by Agroglobal WIDE.

One of the core objectives of Task 4.2 led by Nestlé SPN is to develop, test, and implement business models within supply chains to facilitate the transition of farms towards climate-neutral operations