Field Days at ZSCKR Wojsławice – learning about the agriculture of the future

“When we talk to students and farmers in Denmark about the green transition, most agree that they, – and the entire agricultural sector, plays a crucial and important role. But when asked how they can act more climate-smart, many become less clear. We need to give students and farmers specific skills to work in a climate-smart way and give the entire sector a more proactive voice and role in the green transition”

Kasper Hvelplund Overgaard – Denmark CoVE Regional Captain

“When we talk to students and farmers in Denmark about the green transition, most agree that they, – and the entire agricultural sector, plays a crucial and important role. But when asked how they can act more climate-smart, many become less clear. We need to give students and farmers specific skills to work in a climate-smart way and give the entire sector a more proactive voice and role in the green transition”

Kasper Hvelplund Overgaard – Denmark CoVE Regional Captain

As modern agriculture faces many challenges related to climate change, it is crucial that all involved develop competences in Climate-Smart Agriculture (CSA). This includes knowing how to responsibly use natural resources, ensure soil and water protection, prevent the effects of drought and adapt agricultural production to changing climate conditions.

At the Zespół Szkół Centrum Kształcenia Rolniczego w Wojsławicach (ZSCKR) school, in Poland, organising Field Days was an important opportunity to give farmers the chance to gain practical knowledge, discover new solutions in agricultural production and share their experiences.

Together with teachers and students from the school, as well as representatives of other agricultural schools from the region, they also learned more about the EVECSA project – and how to make agriculture more climate-smart.

For ZSCKR, it was a successful event where its community could develop their own skills, find inspiration for teaching and better prepare our students for the challenges of modern agriculture.

Learn more in their Facebook post.