In juli 2010 werd er in elke provincie een focusgroep georganiseerd voor telkens een tiental landbouwers. De deelnemers werden gekozen uit 3 groepen, zijnde biolandbouwers, landbouwers met agromilieumaatregelen en landbouwers zonder agromilieumaatregelen. De deelnemers waren representatief voor de landbouwstreek waarin hun bedrijf gelegen was.
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Lectoren
Niko Boone, Lieve Vriens, Instituut voor Natuur- en Bosonderzoek
Sylvie Danckaert, Linn Dumez, Departement Landbouw & Visserij, Afdeling Monitoring & Studie
Annemie Elsen, Bodemkundige Dienst van België
Karsten Mainz, Bert Van Wambeke, Bavo Verwimp, Vlaamse Landmaatschappij
Martine Swerts, Liesbeth Van de Kerckhove, Departement Leefmilieu, Natuur & Energie, Afdeling Land en Bodembescherming, Ondergrond, Natuurlijke Rijkdommen
Karel Van Daele, Watering van Sint Truiden
Elke Van De Broecke, Departement Leefmilieu, Natuur & Energie, Afdeling Land en Bodembescherming, Ondergrond, Natuurlijke Rijkdommen
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