Agricology Blog

Giulia Kessous shares her reflections from a powerful weekend at the Emergent Generation Summer Gathering in the Cotswolds, which aimed to question and challenge the rural-urban divide.

Janie Caldbeck reports back from a local event bringing together farmers and artists and reflects on the power of highlighting nature and farming practices through artistic enquiry.

Janie Caldbeck and Alice Farmery provide an overview of the second Agroforestry Show in which they share their personal reflections and observations.

Ben Raskin makes the case for part-time farming, showing how this often-overlooked model can unlock a range of individual and social benefits.

Alice Farmery reflects on her first experience of Groundswell, sharing some of her highlights and key learnings...

Phil Sumption reports from the Organic Field Days - the biennial meeting point for the German organic farming sector.

Planning your Groundwell itinerary can feel like an impossible task! We highlight some of the 2025 we think you won't want to miss.

In this guest blog post, River from Pemboa Flowers invites us to rethink the role of cut flowers as a vital part of any biodiverse, low-impact, and financially resilient farming system.

This Agricology on-farm event brought together farmers, researchers and advisors in Yorkshire to explore a holistic approach to organic agriculture rooted in ecology, biodiversity, and community.

Bill Grayson shares his thoughts on Marianne Landzettel's new book, The Sustainable Meat Challenge: How to graze cattle, slaughter humanely and stay profitable.

We share some key learnings from the Farmers Weekly Transition Live event – a day filled with engaging panel discussions, farm walks, and insights into cutting-edge research and technology.

Living mulches promise soil health, weed suppression, and nitrogen fixation - but are they too good to be true? Henny Lowth explores the science, challenges, and practical insights behind managing living mulches in arable systems through a literature review.