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Boosting the transition to a resilient and sustainable agriculture - for the people and the environment

143 research services for the whole agroecology community

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An urgent need for change

Agriculture is facing a complex set of challenges - a growing world population, depleting arable land and rapidly degrading soils. Moreover, agriculture is a major force for putting pressure on natural resources, leading to biodiversity loss. There's an urgent need for a shift toward more balanced and sustainable systems. AgroServ will play a vital role in this transition by providing customised and integrated research services, ultimately aiming at presenting solutions for a sustainable and resilient agriculture.

Our commitments

Ensuring a viable agroecological transition towards sustainable and resilient agri-food systems

European Research Infrastructures

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Research Services

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Traditional agricultural methods are no longer sustainable and agroserv will help with the urgent need for a shift toward more balanced and sustainable agroecosystems

Shaping the agriculture of the future

Traditional agricultural methods are simply no longer sustainable and there's an urgent need for a shift toward more balanced and sustainable agroecosystems. AgroServ will play a vital role in this transition by providing customised and integrated research services, ultimately aiming at presenting solutions for a sustainable and resilient agriculture.

The transition also requires active involvement from farmers, businesses, and policy makers. The goal is to increase resilience, mitigate climate change, preserve natural resources and biodiversity, and ensure the well-being of human, animal, and plant life.

AgroServ is a transdisciplinary project (2022-2027) funded by the European Union under the Horizon Europe programme. It supports the agroecology research community through encouraging the cross-fertilisation of knowledge in a variety of fields: agricultural sciences, natural sciences, biological sciences, ecology, forestry, fisheries and agronomy.

The project promotes a transition towards a sustainable and resilient agriculture, benefitting both people and the environment. This includes the need to sustainably feed a growing global population and enhance biodiversity.

Participants are offered training for a wide range of customised research services, listed in our online catalogue. The project aims to encourage the cross-fertilisation of knowledge in fields such as fisheries, forestry, agricultural-, natural- and biological sciences, to accelerate the innovation process in the agroecological transition.

AgroServ stands for Integrated services supporting a sustainable agroecological transition.

Our installation and research services are open for all the Agroecology Community . Researchers, industry, advisors, innovators , farmer organisations are invited to apply. A limited number of researchers outside the EU can apply.

We offer a unique range of services such as research facilities, agroecological data and modelling scenarios through a common portal. The project promotes transdisciplinarity and socio- economic integration - from the molecular to the landscape level.

The results will be used for evidence-based policy making. It's crucial that farmers and the industry participate in this project as well to efficiently enable the transition to a sustainable and resilient food production.

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