Aukštaitija · LAMMC
The Lithuania RKH in Aukštaitija supports farmers through applied research, advisory exchange, and market-oriented transition support. It links scientific actors and practitioners to improve adoption speed and reliability for organic grain legume and mixed systems.
If you are a conventional farmer, this matters to you because you need to reduce uncertainty about the profitability of organic farming and have clear references from other farmers and experts who have already made the transition.
If you are in conversion, this matters to you because you need to successfully manage a complex transition, mastering organic techniques without synthetic inputs while adapting to demanding and constantly changing regulations.
If you are already an organic farmer, this matters to you because you need to consolidate your system, improve technical management (soil, pests, weeds, and animal health), and ensure its long-term viability.
The RKH puts all the regional information you need about support, courses, and opportunities for making the leap to organic farming at your fingertips. You can get answers to your questions about certification and best practices, learn from workshops and real experiences of other producers, and connect with technicians, certifiers, and markets. All in one place, easy, practical, and designed to make your transition safer, more profitable, and sustainable.
We invite you to take a virtual tour of this website and discover everything we offer you.
LEUA (Lithuanian Organic Farming Association)
Promotion of organic farming, knowledge transfer, training, and advocacy.
ecofarms.lt ↗Lithuanian Chamber of Agriculture
Farmer representation, advisory services, and agricultural policy support.
zur.lt ↗Lithuanian Farmers’ Union
Represents farmers’ interests, supports cooperation, and promotes knowledge exchange and policy dialogue.
lus.lt ↗
A comprehensive field day-seminar was held, revealing the importance of oil and protein crops in crop rotation, their diversity, and the nuances of cultivation technologies. The event focused mainly on soybean varieties and their adaptation to Lithuanian soils and weather, shared practical cultivation experience, inspected crops, and talked about oilseed hemp.
03/9/2026Old Lithuanian livestock breeds—from Žemaitukai horses to dark bees—are an important part of the country’s biological heritage. To encourage farmers to preserve them, compensatory payments for animals and birds of these breeds are being increased. This is provided for in the updated rules for implementing the measure “Preservation of Endangered Old Lithuanian Livestock Breeds and Poultry” under the Lithuanian Agriculture and Rural Development Strategic Plan for 2023–2027.
27/07/20262026 declaration updates. Presentations on April 7 with a video recording Important changes ahead of the start of declarations: deadlines are shorter, restrictions are reduced, support is increasing: GAAB changes/Most uncertainties/Updates to payment rules...
08/07/2026The regional WhatsApp or Telegram phone number is indicated.