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The Türkiye Living Lab will focus on Humus Build-up and Green Agro Entrepreneurship. Participants will explore how regenerative management can improve soil structure, organic matter and long-term fertility, while also considering how these practices can contribute to economically viable farm and advisory models. Practical activities will connect soil diagnosis and humus-building measures with business planning, value creation, communication and the economic transition towards regenerative agriculture.

The Hungarian Living Lab will focus on Sustainable Technology and Digital Farming + AI Tools and Green Nutrient Management. Participants will examine how digital tools, agricultural technologies and monitoring systems can support regenerative farming objectives. They will also explore how nutrients can be managed as biological cycles connecting productivity, soil fertility, climate protection and water quality. The programme will combine technology assessment, data and monitoring approaches with practical nutrient planning and strategies to improve nutrient efficiency and reduce environmental losses.