In August 2024, the Agricultural Tour Poland, organized by InConventus Group, welcomed a group of farmers from Austria, providing them with a unique opportunity to dive into Polandβs rich agricultural heritage. This 9-day experience showcased not only modern farming practices but also Polandβs fascinating cultural and historical landmarks. From farm visits in the picturesque Low Silesia region to cultural excursions in Krakow and Zakopane, participants experienced a well-rounded exploration of Polandβs agricultural and cultural landscape.
Discovering Poland’s Agricultural Excellence
The agricultural tour Poland offered hands-on learning through visits to leading agricultural cooperatives and farms. On Day 3, participants embarked on a farm tour Poland, starting near WrocΕaw. They explored advanced crop production techniques, focusing on cereals, rapeseed, corn, and soybeans, as well as animal husbandry, particularly the breeding of dairy cattle and Silesian horses. The tour demonstrated how Polandβs agricultural sector blends tradition with modern technology to ensure high-quality production.
Another key highlight was a visit to the office of Saatbau Poland, where participants met with representatives of this leading seed company to discuss the latest advancements in seed development tailored to Polish climate and soil conditions. This meeting underscored Polandβs commitment to innovative, sustainable agriculture and gave participants insights into future agricultural developments in Poland.
Another highlight was the visit to a fruit farm in KrakΓ³w Region on Day 5, where participants witnessed innovative fruit cultivation methods and sampled local produce like apples, plums, and blueberries. The tour emphasized sustainability and the latest technologies in fruit farming.
Cultural and Historical Highlights
The agricultural tour Poland went beyond farming, offering participants the chance to delve into Polandβs rich history and culture. On Day 2, they enjoyed a WrocΕaw city tour, exploring the beautiful Market Square, learning about the cityβs medieval architecture, and soaking in its vibrant history. The day ended with a scenic boat trip on the Odra River, offering a relaxing view of WrocΕawβs landmarks from the water.
Day 7 featured a moving visit to Auschwitz-Birkenau during the Auschwitz tour, providing a deeper understanding of Polandβs WWII history. Following this, participants took part in a Wieliczka tour Poland, visiting the world-renowned salt mines with underground chambers and salt sculptures showcasing centuries of mining history.
Low Silesiaβs Unique Attractions
On Day 6, the tour took participants on the Osowka tour Poland, exploring an underground city built during World War II. This mysterious site, part of the larger βRieseβ complex, revealed a hidden network of tunnels and their historical significance.
Additionally, participants visited the stunning Church of Peace in Εwidnica, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its remarkable wooden architecture and historical significance. This visit provided a unique perspective on Polandβs rich religious and cultural heritage.
The Charm of Krakow and Zakopane
Day 8 featured a full Krakow tour Poland, where participants explored the historic streets of Kazimierz, the old Jewish quarter, and visited Wawel Castle. A traditional Polish dinner, accompanied by live Klezmer music, rounded out the day and immersed participants in Polandβs rich culture.
On Day 9, the group visited Zakopane, a picturesque town nestled in the Tatra Mountains. They enjoyed a scenic funicular ride up GubaΕΓ³wka Hill, which offered breathtaking panoramic views of the Polish and Slovak Tatras. This day also allowed participants to explore Zakopaneβs famous KrupΓ³wki Street, where they shopped for local crafts and souvenirs.
Participants also visited a traditional shepherd’s hut Poland in Zakopane for the Oscypek tour Zakopane. Here, they watched the production of Oscypek, a smoked cheese made from sheepβs milk, while learning about the centuries-old cheese-making traditions of the Tatra Mountains.
The Success of the Agricultural Tour Poland
The Agricultural Tour Poland provided an unforgettable blend of educational farm visits and rich cultural experiences for the Austrian farmers. From exploring Polandβs advanced farming techniques to discovering its historical and cultural treasures, the tour left participants with valuable insights and memories. Join us on our next trip!
