News
Stay updated with the latest project developments, training releases, research findings, and upcoming events across the Crop-MATCHING network.
- September 9th, 2026
On 26 August 2026, Prof. Konstantinos Mattas participated as one of three academic experts in the Consultation Event on the New Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) 2028–2034, organised by the Region of Thessaly in Larissa. The event brought together [...]
- September 3rd, 2026
The European project Crop-MATCHING was presented at the XXVI Feira Raiana/Rayana 2026, held from 22 to 26 July in Portugal, through a stand hosted by project partner Food4Sustainability (F4S). Organised by the Municipality of Idanha-a-Nova, Feira Raiana is [...]
- September 3rd, 2026
As an active contributor to vocational education and training in Romania’s agricultural sector, CENCIRA Agrofood Research and Innovation Centre supports especially smallholder farmers and agricultural professionals through authorized training programs, with qualifications recognised by the Romanian Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Labour, Family, Youth and Social [...]
- July 28th, 2026
The Crop-MATCHING project continues to explore innovative ways to optimise crop compatibility and promote more sustainable agricultural systems across Europe, with Sicily serving as one of its pilot territories. By analysing how different crops can successfully grow together, [...]
- July 8th, 2026
The Agricultural University conducted training on the topic "Environmentally friendly activities in protected areas of NATURA 2000 and Agroecosystems" Project partner Agricultural University of Plovdiv (AUP) organised a three-day training course on "Environmentally Friendly Activities in NATURA 2000 [...]
- July 2nd, 2026
The ‘Three Sisters’ is an ancestral farming technique, initially used in the Americas by indigenous communities. It consists of a set of companion plants, species that, when grown together, mutually benefit one another in various ways. This practice, [...]
- June 24th, 2026
The Norwegian agricultural authorities agreed in May 2026 to introduce a grant for small-scale, diversified horticultural producers, also called market gardens. Market gardeners in Norway produce on average on 0,2–0,5 hectares, and sell locally at markets, through consumer subscription, directly to restaurants etc. The grant will be provided [...]
- June 12th, 2026
When we talk about the future of agriculture in Europe, discussions often focus on technology, innovation, and large-scale production. However, small farms still remain at the heart of many rural communities and continue to play an essential role in food [...]
- May 28th, 2026
Agroforestry refers to land management systems in which woody perennials, such as trees and shrubs, are grown alongside agricultural crops and/or animals on the same piece of land[i]. Traditional agriculture often treats the landscape as a factory floor: [...]
- May 14th, 2026
In a context defined by increasing water scarcity and the growing impacts of climate change, the Axarquía Living Lab, led by BIOAZUL, is emerging as a key initiative for the experimentation and validation of innovative solutions based on [...]

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