Selected crops were tested for their suitability for their intended purpose on a demo field, at the entrance gate to the area in Tynaarlo, but groups of interested parties were also received and given a tour. The demo field has proven itself in the past period as a valuable signboard, both for the Drentsche Aa area and for the project. Some important conclusions of the project are:

- It may be interesting for a number of dairy farmers to have (part of) the milk processed into cheese and to market it under the Dubbel Drents label. A market research could answer the question of what consumers in the Drentsche Aa area expect from a typical cheese from the area in terms of shape, colour, taste and smell.

- For the small group of beef cattle farmers active in the area, collaboration will be essential to achieve greater uniformity, quality and continuity of supply. This offers the option of also offering meat under the Dubbel Drents label, so that the market within the area can be expanded and the revenue model with house sales and sales to the local catering industry can be expanded.

- Various revenue models are possible for arable farmers, including the cultivation of grains for local bakers and breweries, rapeseed for local oil production and field beans for animal or human consumption. Like Tagetes (marigolds) and field flowers, these crops function as dormant crops, allowing the soil to recover after the cultivation of traditional root crops such as starch potatoes and sugar beets. The interest of livestock farmers in fodder beets is growing.

- Beekeepers need more 'flyable' trees, shrubs, herbs and crops.