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What is e-Agriculture.org?

e-agriculture.org is a global initiative to enhance sustainable agricultural development and food security by improving the use of information, communication, and associated technologies in the sector. 

The overall aim is to enable members to exchange opinions, experiences, good practices and resources related to e-agriculture, and to ensure that the knowledge created is effectively shared and used worldwide. Read more... 

 Community members have their say in 'Key Topics'

       e-Agriculture boasts over 5,000 community members from over 150 countries. It is their participation in e-Agriculture that determines the discussions, resources and news relevant to ICT in Agriculture and Rural Development. Based on their input, e-Agriculture announces the launch of Key Topics, a resource section designed for members to access information on specific topics in various formats.

       June's Newsletter Now Available

In this Newsletter:

  • e-Agriculture at the World Summit on the Information Society 2009 Forum
  • Survey is coming to an end: Last chance to vote!
  • Knowledge Sharing within the e-Agriculture Community
  • e-Agriculture at eIndia 2009 in Hyderabad
  • Welcoming New e-Agriculture Action Line Facilitator

Read the Newsletter

 

Stay tuned!

e-Agriculture on Twitter

Our new Twitter account keeps you up to date on activities of the e-agriculture.org platform.

click here 

Upcoming events

05 Jul 09
 - 08 Jul 09
University of Natural Resources and Applied Life Sciences (BOKU) July 5-July 8 2009 Vienna, AustriaThe... [...]

Mobile Telephony

The forum is over, but we still look forward to your input!

Read the summary of week 1 on the forum page. Log in or register to do so.

The POLICY BRIEF is now available.

 

News
03 Jul 09
 - 03 Jul 09
Assistant FM voices China's further commitment to agricultural co-op with African nations China will... [...]

Survey

The e-Agriculture secretariat will be organizing forums in 2009, and we are giving the community members the opportunity to indicate which of the following you think is the most important topic to be discussed regarding the role of ICTs in:
access to rural markets
research and extension linkages
learning for agriculture and rural development
 

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