Join DIGI-Rangeland Project's Survey!
What are your needs and barriers to using digital technologies in rangeland areas? You are invited to take part in the survey!
The DIGI-Rangeland thematic network aims to share knowledge and practical experience on digital technologies and innovations (DTI) useful for ruminant farmers in rangelands across Europe. The exchange of knowledge and experience in DIGI-Rangeland focuses on 3 main topics related to the use of DTI for:
Improving the management of extensive ruminant farming systems.
Facilitating the use and sharing of pastures by different stakeholders.
Developing and promoting products and services provided by these systems.
expectations of farmers and other stakeholders working in or with rangeland livestock systems. Your responses will help us better
You are invited to participate in a survey of the DIGI-Rangeland project, which aims to better understand the needs, barriers and understand the real conditions for DTI adoption and will be used to support further research, policy recommendations and training activities. The survey is in Bulgarian.
Target group of the first survey is:
livestock farmers, agricultural workers, herders,
technicians, advisors, consultants and veterinarians working with livestock farmers,
researchers, teachers and students working on topics related to livestock farming,
employees in the meat/dairy/wool industry, transporters, participants in the livestock value chain. You can join the survey by:
https://lbhi25.limesurvey.net/589661
Participation in the survey is voluntary and will take about 15 - 25 minutes to complete. Questions marked with a star (*) are mandatory. The survey is anonymous, no identifying personal information will be collected, and responses cannot be traced back to you. All data will be handled, stored, and processed securely in line with the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
Data from all countries will be collated and stored (up to 5 years after the project has finished) by colleagues from LBHI (Agricultural University of Iceland). If you have any comments or questions, please feel free to contact us at v.stefanova65@gmail.com or the project coordinator: Germain Tesnier (IDELE) germain.tesniere@idele.fr
More information about the project can be found at https://digirangeland.eu/.