Target groups

• Farmers involved in the farmer innovation groups: 
  will contribute to the selection of advisory tools and subsequently test them. Testing the tools in a practical context will provide insight in their usefulness, potential and limits. Farmers will also be encouraged to share their experiences with the tools in the online knowledge platform.
  
  
• Other (organic) farmers: 
  are invited to participate in the discussions on the online knowledge platform and are encouraged to use and test the advisory materials selected by the project.
  
  
• Farm advisors, innovation brokers, agricultural school teachers: 
  the project will demonstrate the relevance of the selected advisory materials for use in advisory services and teaching, in particular through self-learning on-line courses.
  
  
• Scientists:  
  will be informed about the outcomes of the project as well as experiences gained with multi-actor learning. Synthesis reports on state-of-the art scientific knowledge and best practices will be disseminated to the scientific world.
  
  
• Decision makers:  
  will be informed abuot the project activities and outcomes. Experiences gained with knowledge exchange and multi-actor learning in OK-Net Arable will help decision makers design future steps in the implementation of EIP-AGRI.
  
  
• General public:  
  the project aims to show to the general public that the organic sector is innovative and continuously seeking to improve production and sustainability performance.