LID.CH
@lid.ch
Wir sind die Anlaufstelle für Medien und Schulen für Fragen zur Schweizer Landwirtschaft. Landwirtinnen und Landwirte schulen wir in Kommunikation.
LID.CH's Company Logos


LID.CH's Brand Colors
Hex Code
Color name
RGB
HSL
CMYK
#3D7270
William
61, 114, 112
178, 30, 34
46, 0, 2, 55
#D4E8DC
Surf Crest
212, 232, 220
144, 30, 87
9, 0, 5, 9
#5C711C
Fern Frond
92, 113, 28
75, 60, 28
19, 0, 75, 56
About LID.CH
LID. CH is a brand that builds bridges between urban and rural areas, fostering a dialogue on equal terms. Their mission is to provide information about Swiss agriculture.
With a wide range of products and services, LID. CH covers various topics related to cultivation and production. They delve into research and innovation, focusing on the digitalization of farming practices and the use of smart farming techniques.
Moreover, they explore labels such as organic, Demeter, and IP agriculture, discussing the different farming practices associated with each. LID. CH also sheds light on topics like crop farming, harvest, forage cultivation, and land technology.
They provide insight into aquaculture and permaculture, as well as farming practices in mountain and alpine regions. Additionally, they offer information about agricultural education and careers, agrotourism, and the role of women in agriculture. Lastly, LID.
CH explores different food and product categories, including berries, vegetables, meat, cheese, beverages, honey, potatoes, and various other regional products. They also delve into topics related to nature and the environment, climate and weather conditions, sustainability, and biodiversity, among others. With a focus on policy and economics, LID.
CH covers aspects such as nutrition and supply, consumer trends, marketing, and trade. They also provide valuable resources for farmers, addressing topics like animal husbandry, animal nutrition, and animal welfare. Through their comprehensive content, LID.
CH offers reliable and up-to-date information for both farmers and consumers, promoting a better understanding of Swiss agriculture
Company type
Nonprofit
Year founded
1937
Company size
2-10 employees
