The European transnational research collaboration, CORE Organic II, has published an announcement of a common call with a closing date of 15 October 2010.
- Organic RDD application deadline: 13. September 2010
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DARCOF III project, SEED, is finalized
- VOA3R project website is published
- New project: Transparent Food: Quality & Integrity in Food
- Why Danish Organic Farming Policy has been succesful
- Quality of foraging material and effect on hens feed intake
- Chinese organic export model & a Danish future perspective
- The climate heroes of the future?
- Course: ‘Organic agriculture in a development perspective’
3rd International Conference on the Organic Sector Development
The conference will present practical and scientific knowledge and allow exchange of experiences among practitioners in the fields of grain, rice and seed production, animal husbandry, cotton growing and wild collection, among other activities. The event takes place in Astana, Kazakhstan
The European transnational research collaboration, CORE Organic II, has published a pre-announcement of a common call, which will be launched on 1 September 2010 with a closing date of 15 October 2010.
Call for applications [closing date: 13. September 2010 at noon]:
The Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Fisheries calls for applications to the Organic Research, Development and Demonstration Programme, Organic RDD. This is a part of an organic effort under the Green Development and Demonstration Programme (GDDP), and is a step in the Government's goal of promoting market-based organic food production. Read more...
Annual CORE Organic reports available
Now you can find annual reports for 2009 from each of the joint research pilot projects in CORE Organic, running until 2010. The overall aim is to enhance quality, relevance and utilisation of resources in European research in organic food and farming.
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Market-driven development of organic high value chains
Agriculture is the basis for millions of livelihoods and improvement of the agricultural sector is a prerequisite for development of many African countries. ICROFS has produced a fact sheet on how organic agriculture contributes to economic development in Africa. Read the fact sheet...
ICROFS fact sheets