How can we maximise the ‘amount’ of products from a given piece of land, to promote a shift from a fossil-based society towards society using cascading technologies.  

• Improved farming practices that gives higher yield of the land 

• Crops not only tailored for a primary product, but that are also tailored for use of the resulting by-products  

• ‘Biotech’ processing, advanced and digitalised (precision) fermentation, biorefining and downstream processing 

• Production of innovative and novel foods and ingredients 

• Designed-in sustainability (environmental, economic, human and social). 

• Resilient rural communities, encourages sustainable healthy diets, increases whole value chain dynamics.  

• Legislators and the demands and restrictions of society 

• Societal sustainable farming ecosystems 

• Monopolies - security - vulnerability - policy decisions  

• Paradigm shift to perennial crops - "higher yield" of the land - products + by-products - cascading technologies - precision fermentation + biorefining 

• Development of a living lab 

• European perspective - avoid "Danish blinkers" 

• Shift from fossil society 

• Novel foods 

• Multi actor covering all aspects of the ecosystem of farming (and before, i.e. including crop breeding) and extending into processing, biorefining, biotech, precision fermentation, food, novel foods, and consumers 

• Use existing demonstration projects e.g. grass to human proteins + feed, and new demonstration projects, as ‘living labs’ 

• Focus on circularity, including recycling nutrients back to the land and soil science. 

• Need of feedback loops to the other disciplines. 

• Keep the large Hub theme, but within the hub people can go together in subgroups for target specific aspects. Finding areas of interest. Must be interdisciplinary.

• Social sciences, legislators, society, industry and companies, researchers 

• Data scientists, bioinformatics 

• Trade organization and legislations.  

• Novel food and feed 

• Include producers, consumers, farmers 

• Economics and business 

• Soil science 

• Helix lab