In many other areas information and communication technologies can help them. Many of these were presented on the first day of training, which was attended by 15 farmers.

The focus of the programme was on digital services, platforms and applications related to agri-government systems, target group oriented applications of current agri-digital projects, digital technologies in smallholder practice, IoT systems, NB-IoT, LoRA applications (meteorological, weather forecasting, crop forecasting, animal tracking, web-based insect trap, etc.), AgOpenGPS, RTK community use.

The event also provided an opportunity to fill in the ADMA questionnaires, with a related presentation of the Roadmap approach. The participants presented their farms and listed the problems, concerns and related needs that they are currently facing and to which it may be possible to link digital-based tools that could help to solve them. The technical discussion continued over a shared cooking and lunch.