Key challenges
The dynamic of converting to organic agriculture is continuing at a rapid pace in north-western France. The number of organic farms has been multiplied by three in 10 years and now makes up 11% of the farms in the regions of Brittany, Pays-de-la-Loire and Normandy. In order to support this trend, UFAB has put a policy of continual investment into place and actively supports farmers wishing to convert the farm to organic agriculture.



A global and personnalised outlook
Information concerning the structures and mechanisms for advice
Information concerning the grant mechanisms
Contact with outlets
Economic analysis for the conversion of land into organic cropping
Putting a rotation into place and growing advice
Support from our building an environmental Department
You want put the support into place?
Contact usConversion to organic agriculture is the period of transition between conventional agriculture and organic agriculture. During this period, the producer complies with organic farming practices, but cannot sell his crops as organic.
For 2 to 3 years, this delicate period should be looked upon as being part of a learning curve. Within the Group, our technicians will know how to support you in your decision making and putting your decisions into practice. Equally we will be supporting you by collecting cereals, oilseeds and protein crops that are in C2 conversion.