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Did you ever ask yourself how it is possible that search engines like Google is able to trace so many webpages on your subject in such a short time? The answer is metadata

A new conference paper from EUREKA explains the process of creating a sustainable data model for the EU FarmBook – a knowledge database that gathers all research results from EU projects related to agriculture, forestry and rural development.

‘Personas’ have been used in business for many years, but received little attention in agriculture. In July three representatives from the EUREKA project held a webinar to discuss the method of creating personas to help connect with users and understand the needs of the people that will use products or services important in the agricultural sector.

- a hybrid virtual and on-site workshop held as part of the 12th International Conference on Biomedical Ontologies in Bolzano Italy

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Personas have been used in business for many years, but received little attention in agriculture - UNTIL NOW! Register for the "Going the extra mile: Understanding people in the agricultural sector" webinar on Thursday 8^th July from 18.00 to 19.00 to find out more.

The European Seminar on Extension and Education (ESEE) is a group of educators and advisors who every second year hold a conference on topics related to agricultural extension and education. This year the conference was virtual and took place 21-23 June 2021. Pieter Spanoghe, who is Project coordinator of the Horizon 2020 EURAKNOS/EUREKA projects and professor at Ghent University, was invited to join a panel debate on innovative knowledge.

EUREKA has delivered a list of the best communication and dissemination techniques and channels to reach a high impact in multi-actor projects

On February 16th the EUREKA Knowledge Innovation Panel (KIP) was invited for a meeting to learn about the results and status of the EUREKA project. The main goals of the KIP meeting were to gather feedback from the members regarding how best to assess and achieve impact in a multi-actor project and to discuss the future and longer-term sustainability of EUREKA

If you are involved in agriculture or forestry, we would like to invite you to take part in this short survey (less than 15 minutes) for the EU Commission-funded project EUREKA. There have been many exciting agricultural and forestry projects across the EU since 2014 that have helped to produce lots of important and useful information, but we want to know how well this information is actually being shared and used – its impact.