This enhanced ‘roadshow’ webinar brings together key policy experts, researchers and Innovation Hub leads to co-create a shared vision of our food and farming sector that is rooted in resilience and ecological integrity.

This enhanced ‘roadshow’ webinar brings together key policy experts, researchers and Innovation Hub leads to co-create a shared vision of our food and farming sector that is rooted in resilience and ecological integrity.

This enhanced ‘roadshow’ webinar, comprising three presentations and insights from Innovation Hub leads, highlights how biodiversity underpins resilient agroecological systems.

This enhanced ‘roadshow’ webinar focusses on the real-life experiences of those transforming our agricultural systems.

Two presentations explore how grassland-based ruminant farming benefits society by providing important ecosystem services.

Dr. Florian Leiber talks about the special quality of dairy and meat products from grazing ruminant systems.

We know that the agricultural sector often has a detrimental impact on biodiversity and the environment, and that alternative systems are needed. So how do we continue producing food whilst also focussing on the public goods that agriculture can provide?

We know there is a sizable body of research demonstrating how organic and agroecological farming increase biodiversity and help farmers find resilient solutions to ever-more frequent periods of drought and deluge. We also know that on the ground, there is still inertia and resistance to change. This webinar explores why.

Dr. Shima Sajadi Jajarm and Dr. Jeroen Groot from Wageningen University in the Netherlands discuss how to identify areas in Europe where certain agroecological systems, known as Dynamic Agroecological Systems (DynAEs), could work well.

Where are the women farmers? The gendered effects of the EU’s Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) and how policies are not working to address the political barriers.

Andreas Lüscher, from the AGFF Innovation Hub in Switzerland, presents his team's research into the practical application of multi-species seed mixtures, demonstrating their advantage as a pillar for agroecology. 

This webinar explores how to create supportive frameworks for agroecology locally, nationally and across the EU.

How can transdisciplinary research drive real change in agri-food systems?

This session explores how knowledge integration across disciplines, communities and sectors can spark real, tangible change in our food and farming systems.

Watch this in-depth webinar on vegetable intercropping and sustainable pest management, bringing together practical insights and cutting-edge research from our in Guadeloupe, Slovenia, and the Netherlands.

This webinar explores how a group of upland dairy farmers in the French Massif Central and crop farmers in Romania are planning and changing their practices to create a more resilient future for their farms.