International Congress on Regenerative Agriculture, Agronomy and Soil Health at NH Villa Carpegna Via Pio IV, 6, 00165 Roma RM, Italy

The transition toward more resource-conscious
agriculture requires approaches that combine scientific evidence, practical
farm management, and long-term environmental considerations. The International
Congress on Regenerative Agriculture, Agronomy and Soil Health (AgriSol 2027)
(Hybrid Event) will bring these
interconnected fields into discussion on June
17–19, 2027, in Rome, Italy, with online attendance available.

Agriculture
Conference encompasses a broad range of methods and technologies, including
precision nutrient application, sensor-assisted crop monitoring, digital field
mapping, improved irrigation systems, conservation tillage, and data-supported
farm planning. When applied appropriately, these tools can help producers
monitor crop conditions, manage inputs more efficiently, and evaluate
differences in field performance.

Agronomy
Conferences adds an ecological dimension to production management. Diverse
rotations, living soil cover, organic residue retention, integrated
crop–livestock systems, and reduced disturbance are among the practices
investigated for their potential effects on soil structure, biological
activity, and agricultural resilience. Their effectiveness depends on factors
such as local climate, farm resources, crop selection, and implementation
methods.

Agronomy provides the scientific foundation for
evaluating these options. Crop growth measurements, nutrient assessments, yield
records, soil testing, and economic analysis can help determine whether a
particular intervention delivers meaningful benefits under defined conditions.
Combining environmental indicators with production data also supports a more
comprehensive evaluation of agricultural performance.

Agriculture
Conferences 2027 is relevant to agricultural researchers, farm managers,
agronomists, technology developers, soil specialists, consultants,
policymakers, and professionals involved in agricultural supply chains. The
congress offers an opportunity to examine how established farming knowledge can
be combined with emerging tools and interdisciplinary research.

The event’s hybrid format allows professionals to
participate in person in Rome or connect online. This flexible arrangement
supports international exchange among academic, commercial, and agricultural
communities.

By encouraging discussion across regenerative
agriculture, agronomic innovation, and soil management, AgriSol 2027 aims to
contribute to informed approaches for improving farm productivity, conserving
resources, and strengthening the long-term sustainability of agricultural
systems.