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.

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.

A joint industry and Research Council funded project looking at how to reintegrate sheep into arable systems for the improvement of soil quality is seeking help from arable farmers.

John Holland shares his views on the potential of regenerative agriculture to transform our food and and farming systems.

In this month's Agricology vlog, Richard Smith talks to us about scanning 1,200 Lleyn sheep at Daylesford Organic Farm with Bob Tofield.

Katie Bliss discusses the benefits of intercropping, including pest, disease and weed management, and increasing resilience to climatic and agronomic shocks.

Jon West discusses how weather-based forecasting can determine the timing of fungicide use to improve phoma and stem canker control

In this follow up to August's vlog on herbal leys by Ian Wilkinson, Ian discusses why they chose to mob graze sheep on herbal leys in between planting their cash crops.

In the second part of this month's Agricology vlog introducing the principals of agroecology, Phil Jarvis discusses: Stock & Stockless Systems, Agroforestry and Habitat Management.

Phil Jarvis introduces agroecology including understanding ecological processes and applying these concepts to the design and management of agricultural production systems.

Tim Field provides an update vlog discussing the impacts of planting of 800 trees into an area with existing chicken ranges at Daylesford Organic Farm.