The project aims to create a virtual collaboration environment for regenerative agriculture by leveraging Digital Twin, Artificial Intelligence, dataspace, and blockchain technologies.
It addresses the need for effective knowledge exchange among farms and Living Labs that develop and test practices supporting soil health and sustainable resource management.
The project will deliver a decentralised platform enabling the collection, sharing, and analysis of data related to crops, soil conditions, and agricultural practices. By combining AI-driven analytics with low-cost sensing technologies, the platform will support soil health monitoring and provide recommendations tailored to specific local environmental conditions.
The project will also establish interoperable data-sharing standards and pilot Digital Twins of farms and Living Labs in Poland, Finland, and Ireland.
The expected outcomes include improved access to proven regenerative agriculture practices, faster uptake of innovation, and support for actions that enhance soil quality, increase biodiversity, and optimise the use of natural resources.
Partners:
- Technological University of the Shannon: Midlands Midwest (TUS, Irleand),
- Häme University of Applied Sciences (HAMK, Finland),
- CGFP Sp. z o.o. (Poland).
FUNDED BY THE STATE BUDGET.
Project title: Consolidated virtual laboratory platform for knowledge sharing and adaptation in regenerative agriculture
PCSS funding amount: PLN 756,840.
Total cost of the PCSS project: PLN 756,840.
Date of signing the project funding agreement: April 2026.
Funding: NCBiR as part of the 3rd ERA-NET ICT-AGRI-FOOD call for proposals
