Until now, there has not been developed such an individual animal identification and traceability system at national, professional organizational and entrepreneurial levels, which could be used with sufficient specificity, applicable at the scale of the whole farm, the livestock herd and the animal unit at the same time, for the management, slaughtering, cutting, weighing, production, stocking, marketing, sales, food safety monitoring and consumer information processes, in relation with products made from the meat of indigenous cattle breeds.

The third part of the WiseFarmer pilot learning programme is running during the spring time, which brings more opportunity to practical WF exercises. Several learning tasks of the pilot are linked to field data observation, and most of them to farming practices. The mobile device makes it possible to record data - such as the location by GPS coordinates, text, photo, video, sound, date, time etc.

During the first part of the learning programme, in the autumn, we tested several mobile apps with the more advanced farmer participants, which seemed to be useful for all learners in the next steps. The OneSoil app became one of our favourites, for its user-friendly interface, practical features and, last but not least, its free availability. However, there was one major obstacle: its Hungarian version, an important aspect for agricultural users, was not available.

The advanced group of learners are meeting for the 8th time, and the participants already shared a lot of useful practices, tips and tricks of using digital tools in agriculture. The groups consists of practising farmers, several of them are also university students, freshly graduated professionals, but also there are small holders and farmers applying precision agriculture.

The training was led by professional communication coach and included both presentations and interactive sessions (by keeping the necessary rules of current health regulations).