🌾Promoting Sustainable Agriculture for a Holistic Future 🌾

We were honored to participate in the "Fórum de Agricultura Sustentável: Soluções e Desafios", organized by ECO and the Câmara Municipal de Santarém. This event was an invaluable platform to engage with our key stakeholders—farmers—and explore how our mission can drive a more sustainable and holistic approach to agriculture.

🗣️ Key Insights:

Opening Remarks:Diogo Agostinho and Margarida Oliveira highlighted the vital role of agriculture in the economy and the challenges posed by climate change.

Public Policies & Economic Sustainability:António Serrano, Luís Mira, Nuno Serra, and Cristina Melo Antunes discussed the need for profitability in agriculture.

Resource Optimization:Francisco Gomes da Silva, Gonçalo Santos Andrade, Abílio Pereira, and José Palha emphasized academia-industry collaboration and efficient resource use.

Biotechnology & Sustainability:Andreia Afonso, Diogo Palha, and Tiago Costa delved into biotechnology’s role in sustainable production.

Transition to Biofertilizers:Cristina Cruz, Pedro Sebastião, and Hartmut Nestler addressed the use of biofertilizers and fostering communication between stakeholders.

Closing Remarks:José Manuel Fernandes stressed the importance of valuing the agricultural sector and adopting gradual sustainability policies.

🤝 Engaging Stakeholders:

We believe in sustainable agriculture and the importance of informed dialogue to tackle climate challenges. Our commitment remains steadfast in working with local producers and fostering ethical practices that benefit both the environment and society.

📈 Optimizing Productivity:

Collaboration between academia and farmers is essential for innovation and implementing environmentally responsible practices. Proper soil management remains a cornerstone of long-term sustainability.

🌱 Innovation & Sustainability:

Investing in sustainable practices and creating a common language among stakeholders are key to overcoming future challenges. Transparency is critical for progress.