On 16–17 April 2026, the third international partners’ meeting of the Erasmus+ project “E-Regenerative Agriculture” was held in Jihlava, Czech Republic. The meeting combined field visits with structured workshops and marked an important step in the project’s implementation, bringing together practical experience and collaborative development work.
The first day was dedicated to on-site visits to farms operating on a large production scale and applying regenerative agriculture principles, with a particular focus on industrial crop cultivation. A key topic during the visits was the use of cover crops and their role in improving soil health, structure, and fertility. The visit gave participants the opportunity to observe regenerative practices in real agricultural settings and their tangible effects.
The workshop sessions that followed were focused on reviewing project progress, developing educational resources, and further shaping the e-learning platform. Partners discussed the design of training modules, video content production, and findings from the user needs analysis, which highlighted the importance of practical, accessible, and multimedia-based learning materials. Dissemination activities and communication strategy were also addressed.

On the second day, partners worked intensively on refining the educational content, including its structure, format, and legal and ethical aspects of video production. The programme also included interviews with project partners, who shared their perspectives on regenerative agriculture, digital learning, and international cooperation. Short expert contributions were recorded to be used as micro-learning content on the platform.

The meeting concluded with a visit to EUROFARMS AGRO-B, an agricultural holding combining crop production with a biogas facility. The farm demonstrates an integrated model linking agricultural production with renewable energy generation, reflecting the principles of sustainable and regenerative farming systems.

The event represented a significant milestone in the project, strengthening cooperation among partners and supporting the continued development of innovative educational solutions in regenerative agriculture.






