VIVEA Nouvelle-Aquitaine Visits Olive Grove in Charente

Agricultural diversification through olive growing is a reality creating value and securing farm incomes, VIVEA highlights.

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On Wednesday, October 21, elected officials from VIVEA Nouvelle-Aquitaine visited an olive grove in Charente to illustrate the realization of agricultural diversification.

Olive cultivation is establishing itself as a new production in Charente, generating value, opening up prospects, and contributing to the security of farm incomes. This diversification relies on trained, invested farmers who take risks to prepare for their farms' future.
At a time when VIVEA is considering future funding orientations amidst a decline in contributors, this visit served to reiterate a key point: training is not an expense, but a strategic investment for the future of agriculture. Meeting project leaders and assessing their potential is crucial for making the right choices to support tomorrow's agriculture.
The note also mentions past and future events, including the appointment of Laëtitia PLUMAT-PERROCHEAU as the new President on February 21, 2025, a ministerial visit to the Cognac sector on March 24, 2025, and Laëtitia Plumat's participation in the CPME General Assembly on March 25, 2025.
Based on information from the official source: Chambre d'agriculture de la Charente (22/10/2026)