In order to test the feasibility of developing an EU-level online knowledge reservoir - the EUREKA team created end-user personas and journeys to help understand the requirements of farmers, foresters and advisors across the EU.
The digital platform 'EU FarmBook' has been developed to test a big idea: Can all of the tangible outputs of EU-funded research and innovation projects be brought together and organized in one user-friendly platform to help get practical knowledge into the hands of the farmers, foresters and advisors across Europe who need it most?
The time is approaching to TEST the EU FarmBook!
December 2nd 2021 at the annual meeting of the Global Forum for Rural Advisory Services (GFRAS), NAK (The Hungarian Chamber of Agriculture) introduced the concept of the "EU FarmBook" to 115 participants from all over the world.
Times are changing. Faced with many new challenges, but also new opportunities, farmers and foresters require new ideas and approaches, new skills and information, and new solutions
On 15th September project coordinator, Dr Pieter Spanoghe, was invited to present a test-version of the EU FarmBook to the SCAR-AKIS Strategic Working Group (SWG).
Have you ever wondered how it is possible that search engines like Google are able to trace so many webpages on your subject in such a short time? The answer involves 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 marketing 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.
