New Entrant netWork: Business models for Innovation
Desktop research on new entrant business and entry models and analyses of educational resources Several hurdles occur for new entrants throughout Europe. These are in particular access to land, capital, labour, markets, and housing as well as business skills, knowledge development, and social networks. Access to land is consistently found to be the largest barrier […]
Countdown to first Newbie Award in the UK As momentum builds in the UK Newbie network, judges for the first new Entrant Farm Business of the Year Award have been announced. Presidents of the five farming unions representing the four UK regions will come together to pick a winner in January, after the application deadline […]
We need more Newbies The average age of farmers in Ireland in 2016 was 55 years of age, while the number of family farm holders who were aged less than 35 years old was just 7.4%. This age profile mirrors the statistics of other member states across the EU. New entrants are vital to the […]
The Newbie consortium wants to contribute to overcoming the challenges of new entrants in farming. Reflecting on new business models and sharing good experiences is one way to reach this objective. However, the Newbie consortium is not alone in its concern on new entrants. All across our involved member states, national steering groups take place […]
The meeting highlighted the start of the Newbie project in which the consortium will work on establishing a network of new entrants and relevant stakeholders
The meeting highlighted the start of the Newbie project in which the consortium will work on establishing a network of new entrants and relevant stakeholders
The meeting highlighted the start of the Newbie project in which the consortium will work on establishing a network of new entrants and relevant stakeholders
The meeting highlighted the start of the Newbie project in which the consortium will work on establishing a network of new entrants and relevant stakeholders
