Digital Agriculture in Widening Countries: The TALLHEDA Perspective
Global Greek Influence- Giota PimenidouShow Notes
"How can digital innovation transform agriculture and close the digital divide?" In this episode, we're diving into the exciting world of digital agriculture with the TALLHEDA project!
Join us as we chat with Angeliki Milioti, Dissemination, Exploitation, and Communication Manager from the Smart Agro Hub, about:
Bridging the digital divide in agriculture: Learn how TALLHEDA supports farmers in widening countries by enhancing access to digital tools and skills.
The Quadruple Helix of Innovation: Discover how TALLHEDA fosters collaboration between farmers, researchers, educators, and policymakers to modernize agricultural education.
Sustainability and the future of agriculture: Explore the project’s long-term vision for building a skilled workforce and promoting sustainable farming practices.
This episode is packed with insights on digital innovation, collaboration, and sustainability in agriculture. Plus, if you're curious about sustainable pest control, don't miss our episode on the NextGenBioPest Project, where we uncover solutions to reduce reliance on harmful chemicals!
Episode Chapters
To help you navigate the episode, here are the chapter timestamps:
00:14 – Introduction to the TALLHEDA Project
02:52 – Bridging the Digital Divide in Agriculture
06:25 – The Quadruple Helix of Innovation
12:14 – Long-term Vision and Sustainability
15:54 – Policy Recommendations for Digital Agriculture
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