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The Allgäu Pasture Congress "Regional Agricultural Transition" on 8 October 2026 in Weitnau launches "Research Meets Village" and AGRI FUTURE LAB Bavaria as a contribution to the UN International Year of Rangelands and Pastoralists 2026. The cow and the pasture take centre stage — as the hinge between landscape, soil, people, craft and future, marking the Allgäu's second agricultural transition. The day culminates in the signing of the Weitnau Manifesto.

Join us for a family-friendly day of learning, food, and community. Explore the farm, see Korean Natural Farming in action, discover how regenerative agriculture builds healthier soils and stronger local food systems. We then sit down together for a community dinner made with our own and other locally grown produce, followed by live entertainment and craic. All welcome, places limited to 70.

Building on two landmark editions at the EESC, the third instalment of our Financial Instruments for Farm Transition series raises the ambition further. This full-day event brings together farmers, financial institutions, insurers, public investors, and policymakers to accelerate practical financing pathways for regenerative and agroecological transition — anchored in new impact-bond models, the EARA Valencia systemic risk report, and OP2B's new study on leveraging private capital through public subsidies.

Join us in Ireland. This national Strategic Dialogue, part of the farmer-led tour across Europe in 2025 and 2026, aims to build a new ‘social contract’ for agri-food regeneration. It unites farmers, policymakers, industry leaders, civil society, scientists and governments to develop strategies and proposals for transforming Ireland’s and Europe’s agrifood sectors, fostering Regenerating Forms of Agriculture.

A one-day, Hungarian-language workshop (with live English interpretation) on holistic management / drought-grazing, teaching farmers to keep herds fed and land regenerating through worsening drought in the Tisza river basin. Open for the first time to Slovakia, Ukraine and Romania, it includes a dedicated EARA introduction session and a real farm case study from the 2022 drought, growing EARA's network in a hydrologically connected region.