EN – Die Welt auf einem Acker
The world in a field!

Global Fields illustrate the global agriculture on 2000 m². The educational places provide diverse, tangible insights into the global agricultural and food system.

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If we divide the world’s arable land by the number of people, we get 2000 m² per person. Everything we consume must grow on it.

The Global Fields (“Weltacker”) make complex global agriculture understandable for everyone. Children, young people and adults are shown the opportunities and challenges of agricultural production and healthy nutrition on 2000 m². Together with you, we want to pave the way to a healthy and sustainable future.

News from the “Weltacker” movement

  • How to Weltacker

    How to Weltacker

    We cordially invite you to a virtual workshop: How to Weltacker? On 11 November 2026, starting at 10 a.m. CET, we would like to introduce you to the background of the Weltacker project. In this workshop, you will meet various dedicated members of our movement….

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  • Fifth Global Field Conference

    Fifth Global Field Conference

    Over 70 representatives from numerous projects met at the end of February. This year, people from four continents came together for the first time. It was an inspiring and exciting meeting that brought our growing movement closer together. …

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  • How to Weltacker

    How to Weltacker

    We cordially invite you to a virtual workshop: How to Weltacker? On 11 November 2026, starting at 10 a.m. CET, we would like to introduce you to the background of the Weltacker project. In this workshop, you will meet various dedicated members of our movement….

    Read more

  • Fifth Global Field Conference

    Fifth Global Field Conference

    Over 70 representatives from numerous projects met at the end of February. This year, people from four continents came together for the first time. It was an inspiring and exciting meeting that brought our growing movement closer together. …

    Read more

The “Weltacker” network

The story of the 2000 m²