The multiplier event gathered 223 external participants from diverse fields, including AgTech professionals, agribusinesses, researchers, academics, and industry representatives. Their input enriched discussions on the role of digital technologies in agriculture and strategies to foster a digital culture in the sector.

The event featured an online survey to assess digital skills and challenges in agricultural education, alongside a roundtable where experts discussed issues like limited educator training and rigid curricula. These conversations highlighted the importance of external stakeholders in bridging the gap between traditional agriculture and digital innovation.

The insights from the event contributed to strategies for improving digital skills, developing flexible educational frameworks, and enhancing sector collaboration, aligning with the LATEST project’s mission to advance sustainable agricultural education.