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Erasmus+ KA210-ADU · 2025–2027

Advancing regenerative 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.

2025-1-TR01-KA210-ADU-000356669

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months of work
Sept 2025 – June 2027
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partner organisations
public, private and NGO
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countries
Türkiye · Germany · Romania · Portugal
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farmers reached
through local pilot trainings

About the project

Farming that gives back more than it takes

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.

Read the full project description

What we teach

Six themes drawn straight from the field

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.

  1. 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.

  2. 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.

  3. 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.

  4. 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.

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Progress

Where the project stands

Every milestone below is documented in the project news.

  1. 20 October 2025

    Online kick-off meeting

    All five partner organisations met online to align on objectives, roles and the first phase of work.

  2. 29 January 2026

    2nd bi-monthly coordination meeting

    WP1 procedures closed and the WP2 needs analysis prepared.

  3. Spring 2026

    Needs Assessment & Preliminary Research

    Focus groups, stakeholder consultations and questionnaires across the four partner countries.

  4. 2 & 9 June 2026

    Two online training sessions

    Foundations of regenerative agriculture, then country-by-country research findings.

  5. 8–10 July 2026

    Training of Trainers, Kassel

    Face-to-face field training hosted by TRIEBWERK, with visits to regenerative farms.

  6. 26 August 2026

    3rd coordination meeting

    Educational Toolkit structure agreed; ToT feedback folded into the four training modules.

  7. November 2026 upcoming

    Next coordination meeting

    Upcoming — toolkit completion, training videos and local pilot trainings.

Consortium

Five organisations, four countries

A public authority, regenerative farming specialists, youth and farmer organisations, and a digital learning company.

Meet the partners

News

Latest from the project

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Participants of the 3rd GreenHarvest online coordination meeting
Meeting News

GreenHarvest Coordination Meeting Successfully Held

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.

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Healthy soil, resilient ecosystems, well-informed producers

The Educational Toolkit, training videos and learning platform are being built now. Follow the project as each one is published.