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Projects & Practice

Total results: 15.

Kipster – introducing a modular rearing system for eggs and poultry production

Keywords:: Animal husbandry, Animal welfare, Competitiveness, Entrepreneurship, Farm restructuring/modernisation, Product quality, Rural business, Rural Inspiration Awards: nominees
Countries:: The Netherlands

A company created a modular rearing system that allows them to combine egg and quality rooster meat production, while respecting the environment and animal welfare.

Installation of a net to protect fruit orchards against natural threats

Keywords:: Agriculture, Farm restructuring/modernisation, Risk management
Countries:: Bulgaria

Installing a net to reduce the risk of damage from natural threats such as hail, torrential rains, birds and insects.

Renovating a dairy cowshed in Estonia

Keywords:: Animal husbandry, Competitiveness, Farm restructuring/modernisation
Countries:: Estonia

A project set out to renovate and expand an old dairy farm by using new technological solutions.

Aquaponics – a greenhouse for innovative food production

Keywords:: Added value, Bioeconomy, Competitiveness, Innovation, Rural business
Countries:: Sweden

The challenge of increasing food production without harming the environment might be solved through innovative production techniques, such as aquaponics.

FÄRNA ODLINGAR – turning a hobby into a successful business

Keywords:: Agriculture, Competitiveness, Farm restructuring/modernisation, Local food, Market development
Countries:: Sweden

Previously uncultivated and overgrown agricultural land was restored and was used to set up a new competitive and sustainable business.