The Microbial Genetics Lab of the BENEFIT-Med Coordinator Team, at UNIPV, successfully produced bacterial spores to be used for biopriming through fermentation of orphan legumes

The Workshop Agriculture and Microbiomes towards the Future New Perspectives between Research and Innovation held in Rome on October 18th, 2024 gathered five PRIMA projects

The DIRASA (Définition d’un renouvellement de la gouvernance de la recherche en Tunisie) project that aims to improve the governance of university research in Tunisia

Young researchers of the BENEFIT-Med Team shared their passion for science and seeds, disseminating the core concepts of BENEFIT-Med, the precious value of orphan legumes

The workshop titled “Seed priming: a green tool for sustainable agriculture” showcased the result of the joint efforts of the two PRIMA projects BENEFIT-Med and

BLC3 Team at work! Time for LCA analysis … … to assess the environmental impact and sustainability of the new BENEFIT-Med farming system when compared

University of Sfax Team participated in the Conference BIODIV 2024 (The Fourth Mediterranean Biodiversity Conference) organised by ASCOB Syrtis in Sousse (Tunisia). During this event,

Open Day – Pavia (Italy) – Held on 24th June 2024 at the pilot site in Pavia. Sponsored by the Lombardy Society of Agronomy, the

Italy, Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco, Greece and France:  an incredible synergic effort to test the BENEFIT-Med target species under different climatic conditions around the Mediterranean Area.

The young researchers of the UNIPV BENEFIT-Med Team design protocols for sustainable “on-farm” seed priming. These protocols can be easily used by farmers. Open Days