Conference
Agricultural conference: Regenerative Organic Agriculture
May, 27 2022
Conference
Agricultural conference: Regenerative Organic Agriculture
Start date: May, 27 2022
End date: May 29, 2022
Place: Järna, Sweden
Address: Vita Huset, Kulturcentrum Järna
Description
On 27-29 May 2022 was held the Agricultural Conference on Regenerative Organic Agriculture, a kick-off event organized by SOFIA and BERAS and in collaboration with Coalition Clean Baltic.
The aim was to share knowledges and experiences to improve the soil, reduce eutrophication and create carbon sinks to reduce the effects of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.
On the first day of the conference on 27 May, project partners in Belarus, Ukraine, Poland and Sweden presented their work, what they want to achieve and what challenges they face. On May 28 the focus was on methodological issues in a regenerative organic farming.
Speakers from CCB Secretariat and CCB MOs:
- Mikhail Durkin, CCB Executive Secretary - Presentation "Eutrophication in the Baltic Sea"
- Gunnar Norén, CCB Senior Advisor
- Natalia Cholovska, Ecoterra - Presentation "Agriculture in a war-torn country"
- Maria Staniszewska, PKE
- Irina Sukhy, Ecohome/Nerush - Presentation "Women in Naruch, Womens situation in small scale ecological farming"
Other presentations:
- Vesa-Matti Loiske, Phd, SOFIA - Presentation "A regenerative organic small-scale agriculture in Tanzania"
- Jostein Hertvig, COB BERAS Internationa - Presentation "Diet for a Green Planet, Bio districts and Global Alliance for Organic Districts."
- Dr Associate professor Artur Granstedt, Dr Olof Thomsson, Biodynamic Research JÄRNA INTERNATIONAL STEINER COLLEGE - Presentation "A Food for the future! Agriculture scenarios for climate and environment"
The conference was co-funded by the Swedish Institute.
Co-funded by
Co-funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or CINEA. Neither the European Union nor CINEA can be held responsible for them.
The aim was to share knowledges and experiences to improve the soil, reduce eutrophication and create carbon sinks to reduce the effects of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.
On the first day of the conference on 27 May, project partners in Belarus, Ukraine, Poland and Sweden presented their work, what they want to achieve and what challenges they face. On May 28 the focus was on methodological issues in a regenerative organic farming.
Speakers from CCB Secretariat and CCB MOs:
- Mikhail Durkin, CCB Executive Secretary - Presentation "Eutrophication in the Baltic Sea"
- Gunnar Norén, CCB Senior Advisor
- Natalia Cholovska, Ecoterra - Presentation "Agriculture in a war-torn country"
- Maria Staniszewska, PKE
- Irina Sukhy, Ecohome/Nerush - Presentation "Women in Naruch, Womens situation in small scale ecological farming"
Other presentations:
- Vesa-Matti Loiske, Phd, SOFIA - Presentation "A regenerative organic small-scale agriculture in Tanzania"
- Jostein Hertvig, COB BERAS Internationa - Presentation "Diet for a Green Planet, Bio districts and Global Alliance for Organic Districts."
- Dr Associate professor Artur Granstedt, Dr Olof Thomsson, Biodynamic Research JÄRNA INTERNATIONAL STEINER COLLEGE - Presentation "A Food for the future! Agriculture scenarios for climate and environment"
The conference was co-funded by the Swedish Institute.
Co-funded by
Co-funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or CINEA. Neither the European Union nor CINEA can be held responsible for them.