The TRANSFER Danube project Kick-off conference, management and Steering Committee meeting will take place in Bucharest, Romania, from 16th to 18th of September 2025. The project aims to analyze the new patterns of climatic extreme events (drought, floods, heat waves, e.g.) and design/develop the necessary tools for agriculture in the Danube region in order to be able...
Project Partner 11 (BOKU University, Austria) is responsible for Activity 1.7 in the TRANSFER Danube project, which deals with the “Identification of Response Strategy Potential” with regard to the main thematic focus of the project, which is drought in relation to agriculture. Part of this Activity is “Deliverable 1.7.1 – Technical Outline of the Strategic...
The First Year Review Meeting within the frame of the TRANSFER Danube project will take place in Pazardzhik, Bulgaria, from 21st to 22nd of April 2026. During the event, project partners will review the overall progress of the project. Also, a session dedicated to management and administrative work will be organised. Representatives of the Interreg Danube Region Programme will...
The lead partner of the TRANSFERE Danube project – National Meteorological Administration (NMA), participated in an online event within the frame of the Danube ADAPT project on March 26, 2026. The Danube‑ADAPT event was organised by NMA, Partner, in its capacity as Project Partner 4, and was held in a virtual format. It brought together...
Within the TRANSFER Danube project, activities related with phenology observation started during November in Croatia. The Sensum team together with BC institute established two pilot areas for winter wheat and maize. During the initial field work, microplots for phenological observations were set up at each location in accordance with the project’s standardised protocol. These microplots...
Within the TRANSFER Danube project, activities related to the new agricultural season have started in the Czech Republic. The team from the Czech University of Life Sciences Prague (CULS) established three new pilot areas for winter wheat. During the initial field work, microplots for phenological observations were set up at each location in accordance with...
The soil moisture sensors were installed by CDDA’s expert team, researchers from the Institute for Soil Sciences at the HUN-REN Centre for Agricultural Research, in the pilot area of Nagyhörcsök. As part of the TRANSFER Danube project, the team conducted soil moisture monitoring activities to support the development of an integrated monitoring system for agro-climatic...
