Agricology Blog

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

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.

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...

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.

Jez Taylor, head of Daylesford market garden, shares his recipe for making compost.

For a long time, the pursuit of effective agricultural weed management tools and strategies was framed as ‘the war on weeds.’

This year Agricology returns to ORFC hosting the Agroecology in Practice Room (Assembly Room) and discussions in the St Aldates room, together with the PFLA and Soil Association.

A summary of the discussions to be held in the Agricology Discussion Tent at Groundswell 2019

Invitation to and details of the 2016 Spring Soil Test

In this month's Agricology vlog, Phil Jarvis, Farm Manger for the Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust at the Allerton Project, gives an introduction to what agroecology is and what practices they employ at the Allerton Project. The vlog is in two parts. In this part Phil discusses: Stock & Stockless Systems, Agroforestry, Habitat Management

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

Invitation for arable farmers to take part in a short interview regarding decision-making on crop rotations and management.