InnOFoodLabs Event

Agriculture cannot exist without consumers, and viceversa. Building truly sustainable food systems depends on a strong, vibrant connection between farmers and communities.

Our sister project, InnOFoodLabs, warmly invites you to explore how local communities can become more actively engaged in agriculture. Join their upcoming free webinar to find fresh inspiration.

Event Details

- Topic: Connecting Farmers, Communities, and Markets in Organic Agriculture

- Date: September 17th, 2026

- Time: 16:30 - 18:30 (CEST)

- Location: Online

- Registration: Secure your spot here (Free and open to everyone)

What toExpect

Keynote Insights: Michaël Wilde (The Organic Embassy, NL) will share why building strongties between agriculture and local communities is essential for our future.

Real-world Case Studies: Practical examples from three inspiring European initiatives showcasing unique approaches to strengthening these vital connections:

- Auba Capó – Terranostra (ES)

- Michèle Hürner – Biomondo (CH)

- Camilla Mikkelsen – Økologisk Samsø (DK)

This session offers knowledge sharing and practical inspiration on small-scale food processing, farmer-processor connections, and innovative supply chains. It is ideal for researchers, policy-makers, farmers, and sustainable food enthusiasts.

About the InnOFoodLabs Webinar Series

This event is part of an ongoing series designed to foster training and open exchange for Community of Practice members. The series focuses on three core innovation themes:

- Small-scale food processing

- Reconnecting farmers and food processors

- Innovative supply chain and distribution models

Let’s work together to shape closer, fairer, and more sustainable food networks.

The InnOFoodLabs project is funded by the European Union (Grant no. 101181923) and by the Swiss State Secretariat for Education, Research and Innovation (SERI). Views and opinions expressed do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union, REA or SERI. Neither the European Union, nor REA nor SERI can be held responsible for them.