In the EU around 60 million hectares of agricultural land have characteristics of marginality, representing approximately 29% of the total available agricultural land. This figure

One of the aims of MIDAS is to demonstrate innovative farming systems to grow industrial crops on marginal land, such as intercropping and agroforestry, that

Can we protect pollinators and enhance the biodiversity of agroecosystems, by growing industrial crops on marginal land for the European bioeconomy? MIDAS is finding out, watch this video

This week MIDAS partners are in the Netherlands, for the second project meeting, hosted by Wageningen University and Research. Now at month 8 since the

MIDAS is about growing climate-resilient industrial crops on marginal agricultural land in Europe, to develop value chains for a wide range of bio-based products. One

One of the objectives of MIDAS is to optimize selected non-edible crops to be adapted for growing in marginal agricultural lands. This can be achieved

A new Horizon Europe project connects bio-based products, climate resilience and biodiversity protection, through innovative agricultural value chains deployed in marginal land.