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One of the key elements of OrganicAdviceNetwork is the development of in-person trainings and networking opportunities we want to give advisors the opportunity to develop and innovate their advisory activities by deepening their knowledge about organic farming practices and to broaden their horizons about effective advisory methods and soft skills.
We created OrganicAdviceNetwork.space as a space where advisors can access our trainings, learn more about organic farming, develop their advisory methods and exchange with other advisors across Europe.
Cross Visits
Join us - Registrations are open
The OrganicAdviceNetwork project organizes cross-country visits that provide unique opportunities for both new and experienced organic advisors to meet, exchange insights, and learn from their peers across Europe. These 2–3‑day cross‑border visits bring together participants from the same agricultural sector to explore practices, discuss challenges, and share approaches.
The programme for 2026 Cross Visits is now available. We invite interested participants to explore the upcoming visits and register for the ones most relevant to their sector.
Soft Skills Training
Coming Summer 2027
In the OrganicAdviceNetwork.space you will get access to 5 Soft Skills Training in different European countries with experts in advisory methods and soft skills enhancement. Advisors from different countries and various agricultural sectors will be gathered to exchange and learn about effective advice (e.g. group coaching, impartial and farm-tailored advice, techniques for peer-to-peer exchange, conversion planning). Stay tuned for more information, as these trainings are expected to start in 2027.
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OrganicAdviceNetwork is funded by the European Union (Grant no. 101134850) and by the Swiss State Secretariat for Education, Research and Innovation (Grant no. 23.0639, 101134850). Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union, European Research Executive Agency or Swiss State Secretariat for Education, Research and Innovation. Neither the European Union nor any other granting authority can be held responsible for them.
