The green information chain : Groen Kennisnet brings agricultural knowledge from research to the classroom, on the farm, and into agri-business

R.A. van Genderen; J. Ringersma

The green information chain : Groen Kennisnet brings agricultural knowledge from research to the classroom, on the farm, and into agri-business

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Abstract

“Groen Kennisnet” creates a content collection and professional “green” knowledge base (agriculture, horticulture, animal welfare, environmental protection, water management, food, fisheries). “Groen Kennisnet” makes these available to the Dutch agricultural education system and agri-business, and organizes communities around specific themes. “Groen Kennisnet” thus contributes to the connection between innovation in research and business & teaching. In our paper we explain how we organize the green information chain, the IT infrastructure and the communities. The combination of content, IT and community results in bringing new innovative knowledge available in the classroom and on the farm.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2014
Event	80th IFLA general conference and assembly - Duration: 16 Aug 2014 → 22 Aug 2014

Conference/symposium

Conference/symposium	80th IFLA general conference and assembly
Period	16/08/14 → 22/08/14

Keywords

knowledge transfer
diffusion of information
information systems
knowledge
agriculture
horticulture
nutrition
animal husbandry
nature

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KW - nutrition

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The green information chain : Groen Kennisnet brings agricultural knowledge from research to the classroom, on the farm, and into agri-business

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