Your Meeting Point for Organic Innovation
OFC (Organic Farming Learning Community) is where the organic farming community comes together — a shared space to test ideas, exchange knowledge, and link science with the field.
Actors in the agri-food system and related areas with an interest in organic farming.
The living lab extends an invitation to all interested partners and organisations in and around the agri-food system to participate in our activities:
Explore, connect, and innovate — discover the key activities driving organic farming forward in the OFC community.
Exchange of organic farming know-how.
Scientific studies and field trials.
Building networks and partnerships.
New ideas and solutions for farming.
6 Regional Hubs — Real-World Knowledge from the Ground Up
Organic Knowledge Hubs (RKHs) are the local engines of the OH-FINE platform — gathering, testing, and sharing what really works in organic farming across different regions.
Each hub connects farmers, advisors, researchers, and policy actors to co-create and validate innovations in real-life settings.
We use a systemic approach and apply the 5 principles of ENoLL:
Multi-method approach
Combining diverse research and engagement methods to address complex challenges from multiple perspectives.
Multi-stakeholder involvement
Engaging a broad range of participants from across the agri-food system to ensure inclusive and representative outcomes.
Real-world context
Grounding activities and research in practical, real-life settings to maximize relevance and impact.
Active involvement of end users
Ensuring that farmers, practitioners, and other end users are directly engaged throughout the process.
Co-creation and openness
Fostering collaborative development and transparent sharing of knowledge, ideas, and solutions.
A Smarter, Healthier Way to Grow — for Farmers, People, and the Planet
Organic farming is more than just a label — it's a whole-system approach to agriculture that respects nature, builds soil health, and reduces reliance on synthetic inputs.
