Regenerative practices for sustainable farming, biodiversity and carbon sequestration
REGE-FARMS is an Erasmus+ cooperation partnership that supports farmers and vocational training providers in adopting regenerative farming. Through practical learning materials, digital tools and on-farm demonstrations, the project helps build healthier soils, richer biodiversity and more resilient farm businesses. Carboneg Institute is one of five partners from across Europe.
Practical guidance, a field-day methodology and short “practice pills” for farmers and trainers.
A structured set of open educational resources for vocational training, advisory services and farmers learning on their own.
Real farm examples with clear steps and expected outcomes, plus field days and outreach events that speed up the adoption of regenerative practices.
More and more farmers want proven, practical ways to move to regenerative farming, but the training available is often fragmented, too technical or not adapted to real farm conditions. REGE-FARMS closes this gap by turning evidence-based practice into clear learning tools and demonstrations that work across different types of farms.
REGE-FARMS is delivered by a consortium of five organisations: Živá Záhrada s.r.o. (Slovakia, project coordinator), Carboneg Institute z. ú. (Czech Republic), Biopikilo Single Member Private Company (Greece), MERIDAUNIA Soc. Cons. a r.l. (Italy) and Talajmegújító Gazdák Egyesülete (Hungary).
The project’s dedicated website is the home for everything practical: the training toolkit, open learning resources, real farm case studies, field-day materials and the latest project updates.
Phone: +420 253 253 283
Email: carboneg@carboneg.com

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