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This Open Science Forum uses the modern approach to the dissemination of scientific research. In a series of three open discussions, we will disclose what science is doing on the agricultural field, how it is changing the sector and is turning it into the most dynamically modernizing industry thanks to science and technology, how research is harnessed for public benefit, boost the opportunities for innovation and help solve the global problems.
 

The topic of the third edition was Education Supporting Agriculture

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Teenovator is a national training programme for 16-17 years’ old young people, voluntary and free of charge. It was launched 5 years ago and this year there were over 500 participants from all over the country. Two mentors provide them entrepreneurial knowledge and experience in innovations for 9 months to help them build soft skills, prepare business plans, evaluate ideas, draft financial plans. They learn all that is necessary to start a business right away with minimum risk of failure.

First Open Science Forum was held at Agra 2023

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Do smart technologies produce a revolution in agriculture? Since Douglas Cobb introduced the neoclassical approach to evaluation of the production function (labour-land-capital) we have been witnessing the creation of technologies that create but also destroy at the same time because they led to globalization and economic crises.

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