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PATH2DEA Showcase: smallholder olive farms in Tuscany - featuring Giovanni Pecchioni
This time we will talk about small, organic or low-input olive farms in
the Tuscany region in Italy and the use of digital tools in these agroecology
systems. The PATH2DEA showcase is managed by Aedit and the Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna (SSSA). We welcome "showcase ambassador" Giovanni Pecchioni who is an adviser at SSSA. The SSSA and AEDIT are project partners in the PATH2DEA project.
General information on the project PATH2DEA:
Innovation in the growing digital domain is considered essential for bringing forward farming and agriculture in Europe. Innovation is needed to benefit the environment, economy, and society as such. At the same time, digital tools and technologies in many places are raising new concerns. In the PATH2DEA
project, we think that digitalisation may lead to more sustainable EU food and farming systems, in particular, if digitalisation is combined with agroecology.
In the PATH2DEA project, we have six showcases of European small-holder farming systems located in different European regions, to reflect the diversity of farming. There, we explore and discuss digital technologies in terms of use and application in agroecological farming.
PATH2DEA is a European project that is funded under the Horizon Europe program and by the Swiss State Secretariat for Education, Research and Innovation.
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By Dr. Stefan PfeifferThis time we will talk about small, organic or low-input olive farms in
the Tuscany region in Italy and the use of digital tools in these agroecology
systems. The PATH2DEA showcase is managed by Aedit and the Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna (SSSA). We welcome "showcase ambassador" Giovanni Pecchioni who is an adviser at SSSA. The SSSA and AEDIT are project partners in the PATH2DEA project.
General information on the project PATH2DEA:
Innovation in the growing digital domain is considered essential for bringing forward farming and agriculture in Europe. Innovation is needed to benefit the environment, economy, and society as such. At the same time, digital tools and technologies in many places are raising new concerns. In the PATH2DEA
project, we think that digitalisation may lead to more sustainable EU food and farming systems, in particular, if digitalisation is combined with agroecology.
In the PATH2DEA project, we have six showcases of European small-holder farming systems located in different European regions, to reflect the diversity of farming. There, we explore and discuss digital technologies in terms of use and application in agroecological farming.
PATH2DEA is a European project that is funded under the Horizon Europe program and by the Swiss State Secretariat for Education, Research and Innovation.