To enhance collaboration and spread innovation, the European Commission has launched the EU CAP Network, replacing EIP-AGRI. This platform is designed to support sustainable agriculture by giving access to a wide range of resources from EU-funded projects. 

As part of the Horizon Europe programme, the CARINA Project contributes to this goal by promoting sustainable practices through the use of camelina and carinata, low-input crops selected for their adaptability and bio-based potential. These oilseeds are used to develop biofuels, bioplastics, bio-herbicides, and animal feed, contributing to the bioeconomy and helping farmers transition to more climate-resilient practices. 

To present our goals and actions clearly, we’ve created seven Practice Abstracts (PAs), which summarize CARINA’s key activities and the agronomic characteristics of our focus crops. These PAs are structured to help final users—like farmers and advisors—understand the project’s objectives, methodology, and expected results. 

Stay tuned as we begin sharing each Practice Abstract in this new campaign!