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The RRN (National Rural Network) is a platform comprised of key stakeholders involved in rural development. Its purpose is to strengthen alliances, share experiences, and create a common framework to improve the implementation of rural development policy, as well as to disseminate the opportunities it offers to potential beneficiaries and the general public.

The Good Agricultural and Environmental Practices (GAPs) that farmers must comply with in order to fully receive direct CAP aid, area payments, livestock charges, and certain POSEI program aid have been simplified and made more flexible.

Information on the uprooting of olive tree plantations for ornamental purposes in the Autonomous Community of Aragon

Diagnosis and analysis of the starting situation of the digitalization of the Spanish agri-food sector.

Analysis of needs and opportunities for the digitalisation of the Spanish agri-food sector.

This Dossier of innovative elements for improving the competitiveness and sustainability of livestock farms shows some innovation possibilities so that whoever uses it can delve deeper into those that interest them the most based on their personal characteristics and/or those of their farm.

Guide that provides an innovative methodology for the implementation of agricultural test spaces

The mapping aims to x-ray the existing innovation ecosystem, highlighting its strengths, anticipating new possible needs and inviting the attraction of new innovative projects.

English translation of a compilation of projects developed through the regional and national Rural Development Programmes, operational groups and innovative projects that are working on organic farming issues.

This publication is a compilation of Operational Groups and Innovative Projects on organic farming in Spain and Europe.

Measurement of humidity, atmospheric pressure, ambient temperature, wind speed and direction, precipitation and solar radiation in the monitoring and management of a kiwi fruit farm in Galicia

Presentation of a certified traceability system linked to the value chain of the dairy sector

Summary of the presentation day of the digital forestry demonstrator implemented in Atlantic kiwi within the framework of the HIBA+ project

Measuring the movement of water and nutrients through plant vascular tissues in the monitoring and management of a kiwi fruit farm in Galicia

Measuring the temperature of plant leaves in the monitoring and management of a kiwi fruit farm in Galicia

Measuring fruit size increase and trunk thickness variation in monitoring and management of a kiwi fruit farm in Galicia

Channel with demonstration videos of the application of new technologies (Artificial Intelligence, High Performance Computing, Internet of Things) from the DIH Datalife Hub

This Dossier of innovative elements for improving the competitiveness and sustainability of agricultural holdings shows some innovation possibilities so that whoever uses it can delve deeper into those that interest them the most based on their personal characteristics and/or those of their holding.

As of November 2022, there are 8 billion people in the world. It is estimated that in 2050 the world population will be 9.7 billion. Agriculture occupies a prominent position in all the major challenges we face, including the main and unavoidable one: feeding ourselves. And this is where young and new farmers come into play.