Farmers
Knowledge, peer exchange, advisory, market access, and pilot projects for real transitions.
Regional Knowledge Hubs
Knowledge rooted
in your region.
A hub is a regional/local network that gathers together the relevant stakeholders involved in the agrifood system.
It serves as a focal point for gathering, sharing, and applying organic farming knowledge and practices tailored to the regional characteristics and needs.
It connects local stakeholders to collaboratively transition to a healthier, organic, fairer and more resilient food system.
What can we do for you?
Select your profile to discover how a Regional Knowledge Hub supports your specific needs.
- Access to up-to-date knowledge on organic farming and livestock
- Exchange of experiences and best practices with other producers
- Greater visibility and positioning in the local market
- Access to new marketing opportunities and short supply chains
- Technical support and specialised advice
- Opportunity to participate in pilot projects and innovation
- Increased economic and productive resilience
- Direct access to local organic producers and their products
- Differentiation through quality, traceable organic supply chains
- Participation in regional food system coordination
- Market intelligence on organic production and consumer trends
- Collaborative opportunities with producer cooperatives
- Transparency about organic production practices in your region
- Access to quality organic food from local producers
- Understanding of the environmental and social impact of your choices
- Connection to community-supported agriculture initiatives
- Participation in regional food system resilience
- Stakeholder dialogue and coordination for policy implementation
- Regional data and evidence for organic sector development
- Alignment between national targets and local organic transition
- Monitoring and reporting frameworks for conversion programmes
- Cross-border learning through the OH-FINE network
- Access to on-farm case studies and real production data
- Transfer channels for research outcomes to practical application
- Collaborative innovation with farmers and advisory services
- Participation in cross-border research and knowledge exchange
- Contribution to evidence-based organic policy development
- Updated tools and methodologies for organic advisory
- Shared best practices with advisors across Europe
- Increased professional visibility and network reach
- Access to research outcomes and innovation pilots
- Capacity building through hub training programmes
Create a Hub in your region
Regional hubs represent an opportunity to transform the agri-food system in a region.
At OH FINE, we are convinced that regional hubs represent an opportunity to transform the agri-food system in a region. Creating a regional hub centralizes knowledge and best organic practices, facilitates the transition to sustainable and profitable methods, strengthens the local economy through quality products and short marketing channels, promotes applied innovation in the territory, raises public awareness, and enables the coordination of public policies — thus fostering a healthier, fairer, and more resilient agri-food system.
How OH-FINE established its five hubs
At OH FINE, we have established five regional organic agriculture hubs. This has involved identifying and mobilizing local stakeholders — farmers, retailers, consumers, public authorities, researchers, and advisors — establishing a shared vision, organizing training, innovation, and networking activities, and creating permanent channels for communication and collaboration.
Our strategy for lasting impact
The strategy we have followed at OH-FINE aims to generate continuous value for members, promote cooperation, strengthen local knowledge, and ensure that the hub remains a driving force for the transition to organic agriculture, facilitating the adoption of ecological practices, innovation in production, and the consolidation of a more efficient and competitive regional agri-food system.
Four steps to get started
01
Identify regional needs
Map the organic farming landscape, key actors, and gaps in your territory.
02
Build a core partnership
Assemble a consortium of advisory, research, certification, and producer organisations.
03
Design your hub services
Define the advisory, training, and knowledge-sharing activities that fit regional demand.
04
Connect to the OH-FINE Network
Link with existing hubs for cross-border exchange, shared resources, and visibility.
Live RKH
Explore the active Regional Knowledge Hubs and their regional impact.
Why join a Regional Knowledge Hub?
Retailers & Markets
Local suppliers, differentiation, and more stable quality-focused supply chains.
Administration
Policy implementation support, stakeholder dialogue, and rural development alignment.
Researchers
Real-world case studies, transfer channels, and collaborative innovation environments.
Advisors
Updated tools, shared methodologies, and increased professional visibility.
Citizens
Access to quality organic food, transparency, local economy, and community resilience.
Ready to join the organic transition?
Connect with your nearest hub. Access advisory, training, local networks, and conversion support.