Consumer-driven demands to reframe farming systems

Code Re-farm


Non-intensive farming, with low inputs of energy and chemicals can contribute towards maintaining biodiversity in traditional landscapes, has less pollution than intensive farming and can be better for farm animal welfare. However, these farming systems often struggle economically in competition with modern intensive farming methods. In this project the partners will research if it is possible to have a system which has the benefits of extensive farming but that is still economically viable. 


Code Re-farm

The role of Noldus

Noldus will develop advanced technology for monitoring farm animal behavior. The work will be carried out in cooperation with the other partners developing various sensor systems. The welfare of the animals on extensive farms is an important part of the project. 

More information

To find out more, you can contact us directly or visit the project website. If you think Noldus might be a good partner for your consortium, please see here.


Partners

The project is led by CyRIC (Cyprus research and innovation center) and has 21 partners in total, including Noldus. 

Funding

Code Re-farm is funded by the Food and Natural Resources call of Horizon Europe. The project number is 101000216.


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