Advancingregenerative
agriculture for a
sustainable future
GreenHarvest brings together agricultural authorities, regenerative farming specialists and adult
educators from four countries to put healthy soil, climate resilience and practical field knowledge
into the hands of farmers.
Regenerative agriculture is not only a set of techniques. It is a way of working with soil, water, biodiversity and climate so that farms stay productive and farmers stay resilient.
GreenHarvest is implemented within the Erasmus+
Programme under the Small-scale Partnerships in Adult Education (KA210-ADU) action. It runs for 22
months, from September 2025 to June 2027, promoting sustainable and regenerative agricultural
practices through education, innovation and international cooperation.
It is coordinated by the Mersin Directorate of Provincial Agriculture and Forestry in Türkiye, with a
consortium that combines agricultural expertise, adult education, sustainability and community
development across four countries.
The needs assessment behind the project was clear on one point: people want practical guidance. Field
demonstrations, applied sessions, local examples and short, easy-to-follow material — not theory
alone. That finding shapes everything GreenHarvest produces.
Priorities named by farmers and agricultural professionals during the GreenHarvest needs assessment.
Soil Health & Regeneration
Building organic matter, living soils and the biology beneath the surface.
Water Management
Efficient irrigation and drought resilience in increasingly dry seasons.
Agroforestry
Trees and crops working together for shade, biodiversity and yield.
Climate-Resilient Farming
Adapting production systems to a changing and less predictable climate.
Carbon Farming
Reducing on-farm emissions and understanding how carbon credits work.
Green Entrepreneurship
Cost-efficient practices and new income streams for rural communities.
Project activities
Four interconnected work streams
From coordination through content development and training to dissemination and long-term sustainability.
01 WP1
Project Management and Coordination
Continuous coordination, monitoring and evaluation across all partners, ensuring transparent communication, quality assurance and alignment with EU values throughout the 22-month project lifecycle.
02 WP2
Toolkit and Educational Content Development
Development of the GreenHarvest Educational Toolkit, four training videos and a multilingual digital learning platform covering soil regeneration, agroforestry, climate adaptation and sustainable entrepreneurship.
03 WP3
Training, Testing and Engagement
A five-day Training of Trainers programme in Germany followed by local pilot trainings in each partner country, reaching at least 80 farmers and agricultural professionals.
04 WP4
Dissemination, Exploitation and Sustainability
Newsletters, multiplier events in each partner country, an online conference and a long-term sustainability plan to ensure the project's results remain accessible and impactful well beyond the funding period.
The 3rd coordination meeting reviewed implementation status, budget follow-up and the structure of the Educational Toolkit, and folded participant feedback from the Kassel training into the four training modules.
The face-to-face Training of Trainers in the Kassel region brought partners and participants together for farm visits, practical exercises and knowledge exchange on regenerative agriculture.
After the online preparation sessions, partners are getting ready for the face-to-face Training of Trainers in the Kassel region on 8–10 July 2026, hosted by TRIEBWERK.