From fields to flight: Resilient farms, sustainable fuels

In the current tense EU agricultural context and the increased international pressure, farmers struggle to ensure stable incomes. At the same time, the EU is at a crossroads in delivering on its climate and energy commitments, particularly in the transport sector, which remains one of the hardest to decarbonise. The production of intermediate crops for biofuels offers a market-driven solution that generates additional revenue while supporting the EU’s commitments to decarbonisee aviation. Intermediate crops have emerged as a scalable and immediately available solution, while farmers need to explore additional and reliable sources of income. This event aims to highlight the strategic role of intermediate crops in supporting transport decarbonisation, strengthening agricultural competitiveness, and diversifying farmers’ revenues.


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Guiding questions include but are not limited to:

- How can intermediate crops materially enhance EU agricultural competitiveness while
delivering measurable progress on transport decarbonization targets?
- To what extent can intermediate crops provide farmers with a stable and scalable
additional revenue stream within current EU?
- What role will industry and EU policy jointly play to secure a resilient, sustainable and EU-based feedstock supply chain that strengthens energy security and supports aviation
decarbonization?

Partner
Studio Gear Up
Chief Executive Officer
ETLAS
Europe Breeding Alliances Lead
Corteva Agriscience
MEP (EPP, Germany)
European Parliament
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