Climate change requires forward thinking on the farm. Agricultural entrepreneurs are increasingly confronted with both drought and flooding. How can farmers prepare for this?
In the Groen Kennisnet webinar on June 12, Chantal Everaardt will discuss concrete solutions for climate change and water in the agricultural sector with Gerry Kouwenhoven (Inholland University of Applied Sciences), Maaike Schaap (Aeres University of Applied Sciences Dronten) and Dolf de Poorter (Naris).
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Are you curious about climate-robust water management in the agricultural sector? And do you have a question for the speakers? You can ask your question by registering via the link below. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email with the link to the webinar. The extensive program and registration can be found hereIf you are unable to follow the webinar live, you can watch it again via the same link.
Proactive action with knowledge from education and practice
The webinar is organized by the project: 'From crisis management to risk management in the agricultural sector'The project focuses on applying knowledge from research and practice in concrete measures on the farm.
Climate-resilient farming learning environment
To help growers better prepare for climate change, the online learning environment 'Climate-resilient Farming' has been launched on Groen Kennisnet. The learning environment 'Climate-resilient Farming' offers practical information, tools, real-life examples and teaching materials. Farmers, students, teachers and policy makers can use this to better understand risks such as drought, flooding and heat stress and to actively respond to them. The environment also refers to the podcast series 'Sowing the Future' in which researchers and experts take you through themes such as water availability, entrepreneurship, salinization, a risk management.
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Climate change requires forward thinking on the farm - Groen Kennisnet
Green Knowledge Network - Climate-resilient farming: from crisis management to risk management in agriculture: wiki Green Knowledge Network
From crisis management to risk management in the agricultural sector - CoE Groen
More information:
You can find more about climate-resilient farming in the knowledge base
Green knowledge network - Adaptation measures for open crops: A set of measure fact sheets
Professional information for arable farmers