Millets are resilient plants: they can grow on arid land with minimal inputs in changing climates. All resources created during IYM2023 are now available online
Climate Change
Improving the contribution of land-use, forestry and agriculture to climate, energy and the environment
Issued by the Publications Office of the EU: Guidance to Member States in improving the contribution of land-use, forestry and agriculture to enhance climate, energy and environment ambition.
Agroecological practices for climate change mitigation
An overview on agroecological practices and climate change, presenting results from field experiments on the effect of cover crops on carbon and nitrogen in the soil, with related implications for climate change mitigation.
Summer School GROW – “Agrobiodiversity in a Changing Climate”
The aim of the course is to equip participants with the necessary tools, knowledge and understanding to enhance productivity and improve marketing strategies in sustainable and resilient agricultural systems.
The IFOAM-EU Newsletter of September 2018 is online –
News about NBT , Climate Change, the intervention of IFOAM and AIIAB in the Agriculture Committee of the Italian Parliament and more.. Click here
