Agricology Blog

Alice Farmery reflects on the 2025 Norfolk Landscapes Conference - an event exploring how farmers, conservationists and innovators are shaping regional adaptive landscapes.

Matt Smee tells you all you need to know about Agricology and AHDB’s Resilient Farm Roadshow – five upcoming events with Stephen Briggs and regional experts sharing tools for resilient, sustainable farming.

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.

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

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.

On March 18th 2025, the ReForest North of England Living Lab held a coppicing workshop at Sleastonhow Farm in Cumbria, which included a farm walk and an opportunity to see and discuss wood pasture, hedgerow and woodland management.

As the facilitator of the 'Experts in Your Field' project, I've witnessed first-hand how small-scale farmers are reclaiming their rightful place at the helm of agroecological research, with findings that could transform how we approach farming's biggest challenges....

We were delighted to take part and attend (in-person and on-line) the Oxford Real Farming Conference a couple of weeks ago. Ever inspiring, we thought we’d give you some of our reflections along with some useful resource recommendations that were highlighted in the sessions that we attended…

While there is lots of information to be found if you look in the right places or speak to the right people, there is a need to pool it together and make it more accessible. This is what this book by Andy Dibben and Ben Raskin does so brilliantly...