The NUTRI-CHECK NET Final Conference, held on 18 November in Brussels and streamed online via Zoom, successfully gathered a vibrant and diverse audience committed to advancing sustainable crop nutrition across Europe. With more than 100 participants, including 40 attending in person and 60 joining online, the event highlighted the growing momentum around efficient, data-driven, and climate-smart nutrient management.
Hosted at the NH Brussels EU Berlaymont Hotel, the conference brought together farmers, advisors, researchers, policymakers, industry representatives, and European project partners: creating a unique forum for knowledge exchange and collaboration.
A High-Level Programme Showcasing Europe’s Best in Nutrient Management Innovation
Throughout the day, attendees engaged in dynamic sessions featuring presentations from leading experts and Horizon Europe projects, including LEGUMES, QuantiFarm, NENUPHAR, STRATUS, NUTRI-KNOW, and LIVESENMAP.
Discussions explored:
- Sustainable fertilisation strategies
- Cutting-edge sensing and monitoring technologies
- Digital tools and decision-support systems
- Farmer experiences and field insights
- Policy developments shaping the future of nutrient management
- The role of advisors, cooperatives, and industry in accelerating adoption
These contributions showcased how European research and cross-border collaboration are driving a transformation in agricultural systems, making fertilisation more efficient, circular, and environmentally responsible.
Strong Representation From Across Europe
Speakers included scientists, advisors, and practitioners who shared perspectives from real-world implementation to advanced research. Farmers from across Europe, including the Netherlands and France, shared practical insights from the field, while policy experts discussed the enabling frameworks necessary to scale best practices.
Setting the Ground for Future Collaboration
The strong attendance and active participation reflect Europe’s growing commitment to sustainable and resilient agriculture. The conference concluded on a positive note, with participants expressing enthusiasm for continuing cooperation through future initiatives, networks, and Horizon Europe projects.
The NUTRI-CHECK NET project leaves behind a legacy of practical tools, shared knowledge, and a strong multi-actor community ready to continue improving nutrient management across Europe.
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Photos and a recording of the day
