The objectives have been achieved through the implementation of meetings and the active participation of young farmers. The report of students of the HAS den Bosch shows that the environment is less burdened by a more adequate way of fertilising. In addition, it is becoming apparent that dairy farmers in the Rivierengebied can use more high-quality grass, which also makes use of residual flows from the region.

The young dairy farmers from the region have been closely involved in the research at Hoeve Boveneind through the activities. In the trial fields, they gained knowledge about the under-utilisation of grassland parcels, partly due to inaccurate fertilization and soil compaction. They also learned about the environmental impact of non-sustainable fertilizers and the botanical composition of various grass species. Dairy farmers and students have started to look at grass from an 'arable lens', as a result of which they have set up their cultivation and fertilization methods in a more sustainable way.