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How can data monitoring and crop modelling support agricultural risk management solutions in climate change scenarios?

While agricultural activities are subject to a plethora of risks and the EU and Italian government financially support several different tools for risk transfer and sharing, the level of utilization of these tools is still limited and heavily concentrated on specific farm activities and areas of the country [1], [2].