Welcome to the Regagri4Europe Project

The RegAgri4Europe Project is a two-year project financed by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union. We are a consortium of 7 partners from Germany, Belgium and Greece working together to promote, facilitate and accelerate the global transition to regenerative food, farming and land management in order to restore climate stability, increase biodiversity, rebuild soil fertility and produce healthy food.

 

Our Project in a nutshell:

Main project result: Web-based Course on Regenerative Agriculture
Main target group: Apprentices, farmers and other interested persons with an agricultural background
Start of the Course: April 2022
Project duration: 01.01.2021 – 31.12.2022
Partners: CEFE International, SAFE, Skybridge, Schloss Tempelhof, AMC, ACQUIN, Agriculture University of Athens
Partner countries: Germany, Greece, Belgium
Coordinator: CEFE International Ltd.
Funding Source: Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union

Quotes from participants of LTTA

„For me, regenerative agriculture is one of the largest levers we can use at the moment to mitigate the climate crisis. To see the different methods of regenerative agriculture at Tempelhof Castle in real life and to talk to people from the field, has motivated and encouraged me incredibly to take further steps myself.” 

Fia Lau
Apprentice in Agriculture, Germany 
"I found it very rewarding, in the context of this seminar, to share and learn with other interested people of my age about topics that concern all of us, yet are not taught in college."



Linda Zaiser
Student, University of Kassel, Germany
“The course has given me a sophisticated insight into the different practices of regenerative agriculture. I was previously only familiar with conventional agriculture and it is amazing how much better we can act in harmony with nature in our fields. Schloss Tempelhof is an inspiring place for the seminar with a variety of applied principles to examine first hand."
Jennifer Kirsch
Student, Germany
“The seminar "RegAgri4europe" in Tempelhof (Germany) was an excellent opportunity to gain valuable knowledge and practical experience about regenerative agriculture. Its potential and beneficial effect for a climate-and environment-friendly, resilient as well as trendsetting way of farming is manifold and absolutely remarkable. Therefore, the passed time in Tempelhof during the 5-day workshop with skilled trainers and a motivated group of participants from different European countries was worthwhile and a complete success in every aspect! Thanks also to the Erasmus+ programme of the EU Commission, which made this valuable opportunity possible!”
Daniel Fischer
Farmer, Germany
"Regenerative agriculture has a high transformation potential for agriculture. The RegAgri4 Europe project has recognized exactly this and gives the practitioners of tomorrow a good opportunity to dive deeper into the complex topic. The teaching content of the web-based learning platform builds on each other well. It addresses exactly the challenges we face in agriculture. I liked the instructional videos, and the accompanying script was perfect for taking notes. After each lesson, the new knowledge could be checked by a self-test. How can we now reconcile climate change, rising energy prices and ecological intensification? Find out and attend the course."
Lutz Schulte-Overbeck
Student, University of Kassel, Germany

Why Regenerative Agriculture?

RegAgri4Europe Course

How to participate in the project

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Invitation to LTTA

January 24, 2023 No Comments

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This project has been funded with support from the European Commission. This publication reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.

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Cefe International Gmbh
Eigelstein 103-113
50668 Cologne
Germany
+49 2218801010

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