During the meeting, there will be a chance to learn about the path of transition from conventional agriculture to regenerative agriculture, which protects the soil. The panelists include farmers from the RAR project who will share their many years of experience in implementing regenerative agriculture practices on their farms, as well as fantastic experts in the field of training and advising on soil management practices and the ecosystem approach to agriculture.

This event is organized by ABNT - Association of Bulgarian No Tillers, under the EIT Food Regenerative Agriculture Revolution Project, financed by EIT.

What is Regenerative Agriculture Revolution Project?

With the mission to make food in Europe healthier and more sustainable, EIT Food aims to help scale up regenerative practices in agriculture and present their benefits for the environment and public health. Therefore, our network develops and brings together different actors in the food supply chain to make teaching scalable and accessible for ; 

To fulfil this mission, EIT Food has launched its programme to educate farmers across Europe about how they use sustainable farming practices. This project is being implemented in countries such as Bulgaria, Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia and Hungary.

In each country involved in our regenerative agriculture project the conditions, requirements, and challenges might differ slightly. That is why we have selected and collaborated with experts and agronomists who know the field. Together we organise training and lead advisory programmes and are available for any consultancy regarding transitioning into regenerative ;

The goal of this project is to grow the regenerative community in the CEE region.