Our aim is to shape the future of agriculture, for generations to come.
Current agricultural methods not only cause chronic human health problems like obesity and diseases related to pesticides and use of antibiotics, they create enormous environmental impact; from climate change, deforestation, and loss of biodiversity to soil degradation, waste and all round pollution. Therefore we need to develop new sustainable and ecological large-scale farming practices which will ensure the well-being of our natural habitats and people.
About our project
Our goal
Symbiosis
Farming
Data-driven
Our goal
Our goal is to establish a new model of sustainable eco large-scale farming. Our model is data-driven and once we have proven that it produces healthy food for people, we will offer our farming model for free to everyone. Therefore we are developing software and a complete information system to support our model.
Symbiosis with nature
Our large-scale eco farming is free of chemicals, GMOs and animal manure. We are making steps in symbiosis with nature and its processes and doing what is healthy for the soil and what is sustainable.
Farming Strategies of Today
Today information technology enables us to see with high precision what is happening on farms thousands kilometers away. Our intent is not supervision or control from far away but we are building a database from which we can quickly learn and adjust our next steps and introduce improvements.
We want to raise farming from the level where it is now and bring it into digital present and future!
Data-driven farming for us means
• data acquisition from all possible sensors
• drone recordings to be up-to date with the conditions on all fields
• all mechanization has centralized tracking and data acquisition in real time
• advanced weather stations on all micro locations
• tracking of soil microflora
• tracking of all farming operations
• central information system
• Decision-making and learning based on collected data
ROLE MODEL FOR AGRICULTURE
Developing ecologically sound and sustainable methods of crop production for human consumption, which would serve as a role model for agriculture on a mass-scale applicable worldwide, is just what we have set out to do on our 4,000 hectares of fertile farmland in Serbia.
MODEL OF ORGANIC FARMING
With our model of organic farming we also wish to set an example which will attract the local population, inspire them towards healthier nutritional habits and new perspectives on sustainable farming practices, which will in the long-run be transferred to and adopted by the next generations.
This kind of shift in agricultural paradigm will bring a considerable and vital social change for the entire local community.
Moreover, it presents new employment opportunities and other economic benefits that could reduce the issues related to emigration.
In short, the vision of this ambitious project is to establish a large-scale nature-friendly farming method, which will at the same time ensure the well-being of our environment, ecosystems and people.
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We are collecting data from numerous sources, among others from our weather stations and our drones.
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Disking after the harvest brings the remaining plant mass into the soil.
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Disking prevents the possibility of fires, protects soil moisture and destroys ground weeds.
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Bee pollination is a synergy in the nature we nurture.
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Production of our own seeds is an indispensable part of sustainable agriculture.
Jobs at LoginEKO
We are always looking for motivated people who share our enthusiasm and vision: to grow the most sustainable and healthy produce nature can provide, deliver a positive impact on the environment, and inspire change in the entire agricultural industry
Our large-scale sustainable farming project is based on ecological processes, biodiversity and crop cycles adapted to local conditions. It avoids the input of substances that have any harmful effects. The approach combines tradition, innovation and science, while promoting fair trade and a high quality of life for all stakeholders.
Improvements in the quality and fertility of soil
Organic production of high-quality field crops
Establishment of wide crop rotation to control pests, conserve nutrients and protect against erosion
Protection of the environment, natural resources (soil, water, air) and biodiversity
Conservation of energy and raw materials
Creation of new job opportunities in agriculture
Development of new and innovative crop production practices
Food security and access to healthy, affordable nourishment for general population
We share knowledge
What have we craved throughout history and how can we now have it all?
Developing energy-reducing technologies to influence building policies and practices that reduce greenhouse gas emissions and improve health of residents.