I have recently returned from the Czech Republic, where I had a great opportunity to learn about the experience of local farmers in regenerative agriculture. It was an intense and very useful trip, which included visits to farms, fields and discussions with members of the Society of Regenerative Agriculture. We saw the machinery on the farm, learned about the crops they grow, and had many discussions about their approaches to preserving soil fertility.
I would also like to express my deep gratitude to Rostislav Matl, the chairman of the Society for Regenerative Agriculture, for his warm welcome, excellent organization of all meetings and the opportunity to communicate with Czech farmers. His energy and willingness to share his knowledge is truly inspiring!
I would also like to express my deep gratitude to Rostislav Matl, the chairman of the Society for Regenerative Agriculture, for his warm welcome, excellent organization of all meetings and the opportunity to communicate with Czech farmers. His energy and willingness to share his knowledge is truly inspiring!
The Czech Republic has a lot in common with Ukraine 🇨🇿🇺🇦, and this trip reminded us that sharing experiences makes us all stronger. In addition to the farms, we also visited the monastery in Rajgorod, where we were able to learn more about the history and culture of the region. This part of the trip reminded us of the close ties between our cultures, which are worth preserving and developing. I would also like to thank agronomist Semen Lysytskyi for his translation, which helped us all understand each other. Thank you to everyone who joined this meeting!
