The Continental Farmers Group held a large scale Field Day event

The Continental Farmers Group held a large scale Field Day event

11 October 2021

The Continental Farmers Group held its Field Day festivity under the caption: “How one may earn an additional USD100 per hectare: time to count.” The event was organized jointly with the Lviv National Agrarian University. It united the Company partners, agricultural producers, farmers, representatives of the authorities as well as the young people that intend to get employment in the agricultural sector. The Company holds its Field Day event in such a format for a third time already. This event to the Continental Farmers Group presents primarily a platform for communication and experience sharing as well as a good opportunity to strengthen partner relations.

Mr. Georg von Nolcken, Continental Farmers Group CEO, noted that the holding of such field days promotes not just the raising of the professional level of Company specialists but also the development of agriculture in the entire Ukraine.

“Today’s Field Day event is a specialized platform where agricultural producers may communicate and share their experience, enhance their knowledge of production processes as well as jointly seek out new solutions and approaches. We believe that our agriculture colleagues are our partners and, therefore, today, we presented the Innovations Continent Project that we intend to use to implement our open partnership philosophy. The Continental Farmers Group is ready to share its production technologies and results as well as conduct joint research and tests,” Mr. Georg von Nolcken, commented.

The following invited experts were the speakers who delivered presentations and reports at the Field Day: Doctor of Agricultural Sciences, Professor, Plant Growing Expert Vladimir Likhochvor, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Professor, Expert on Meteorology Vazira Martazinova as well as a special guest of the event, Mr. Michael Horsh. We will post the video recordings of the presentations shortly on the Continental Farmers’ Group Facebook page.