Reports
This section is featuring the main reports and deliverables published by GO-GRASS partners, including general publications, policy recommendations and guidelines for rural entrepreneurs.
Communication Material
In this section you can access the communication material developed for the GO-GRASS project, including logos, brochures, posters. All press and news releases produced within the project will be uploaded here for media partners.
Kick-off press release
Discovering the diverse potential of our forgotten grassland
GO-GRASS Brochure (EN)
The English version of our GO-GRASS brochure.
GO-GRASS Logos
You will find here different versions of the project logo
GO-GRASS brochure (other languages)
Download our brochure in Spanish, Romanian, Dutch, Danish, German, Hungarian
Scientific Publications
Key scientific results of the GO-GRASS project will be presented in this section in the form of peer-reviewed publications. Stay tuned to discover our next scientific reports!
Supportive Business Environments to Develop Grass Bioeconomy in Europe
Orozco et al. 2021
Readiness for Innovation of Emerging Grass-Based Businesses
Orozco et al. 2022
Practice Abstracts
The GO-GRASS mid-term practice abstracts summarise the project’s key findings and best practices for the development of innovative and replicable business models, around grassland-based agri-food systems. Abstracts serve to facilitate contact and share information between farmers, businesses and advisors. Discover the four factsheets:
Practice abstract: Swedish Demo
The Swedish DEMO is using briquetting technology combined with shredding technology to produce animal bedding using reed canary grass.
Practice abstract: German Demo
The German DEMO targets biochar via the Hydrothermal Carbonisation of grassland-cuttings from wetlands as supplement for soil improvement.
Practice abstract: Dutch Demo
The Dutch DEMO aims to develop digester and fermentation technology to produce paper products from road-side grass.
Practice abstract: Danish Demo
The Danish DEMO aims to develop small-scale bio-refining technology to extract protein concentrates for monogastric animals from grasslands.