A workshop on the impact of climate change on agriculture will be held at the 3LJ Competence Centre in Čaporice on Friday, 13 November. The programme is specifically focused on the problem of soil and water salinisation and on the possibilities for adapting agricultural production to new conditions.
Drought, a lack of quality water for irrigation and soil salinisation are problems increasingly encountered by farmers in Dalmatia, particularly in the Neretva valley area. Changes in climatic conditions are already affecting production methods, so the aim of the workshop is to bring together scientists, institutional representatives and agricultural producers to jointly consider possible solutions.
Discussion will cover ways to address these issues, with particular emphasis on creating added value for agricultural products and strengthening producers' resilience to climate change. As part of the programme, a panel discussion titled “From science to practice” will be held, addressing farmers' experiences, research results, expert recommendations and the possibilities for their application in daily production.
A particularly interesting part of the programme will be a tour of the 3LJ Competence Centre in Čaporice. Farmers and other interested participants will have the opportunity to learn first-hand about the Centre's work, its equipment and the possibilities it offers to agricultural producers and entrepreneurs.
The workshop is organised within the framework of the international project MoWaCLIM, which is implemented through the Interreg VI-A IPA Croatia – Bosnia and Herzegovina – Montenegro 2021–2027 programme. Participation in the workshop is free, and all interested farmers, owners of family farms, representatives of agricultural associations and cooperatives, and others who encounter the challenges of climate change in their work are invited.
The workshop will take place on 13 November 2026 at CEKOM 3LJ in Čaporice, subject to prior registration via the registration form.
