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NOTS and Whole Health Agriculture are hosting Ireland’s inaugural farm homeopathy conference in Co. Kilkenny/online.

The UK Agri-Tech Centre invites you to attend a farm tour, lunch, & workshop at Cold Harbour Farm, Beverley, to explore on-farm innovation.

Nuffest at FarmEco offers a weekend of connection and fun for Nuffield scholars, their friends, families, and the wider community. With live entertainment, inspiring talks, games, and good food, the event will raise funds to develop a community growing space.

Join LEAF and other leading voices in sustainable agriculture for a hands-on day exploring smart, practical water management solutions for your farm.

Explore cutting-edge research, machinery demos, CPD opportunities, and the latest in fruit production and viticulture.

Join Innovative Farmers in the North York Moors for a farm walk and discussion on resilient pastures, exploring the benefits of cocksfoot in diverse leys and the latest on-farm research.

Join ORFC in the Yorkshire Dales for two days of hands-on learning in nature-friendly livestock farming, featuring sessions on mob grazing, cow-calf dairying, permaculture, hay meadow restoration, and more.

This on-farm open evening will showcase the results of Oakbank and Yara’s stewardship trials, with an opportunity for discussion and networking.

Explore the gendered impacts of the EU’s Common Agricultural Policy and the role of women in agroecology with Agroecological-TRANSECT and SWIFT. This webinar shares research, case studies, and strategies for advancing gender equality in sustainable farming.

Initiate is a one-day event from the UK Agri-Tech Centre, bringing together early-stage innovators, researchers, and businesses to explore agri-tech opportunities, tackle sector challenges, and drive sustainable change.

Join Agricology and Oper8 at the Fring Estate for a practical afternoon exploring living mulches, intercropping, and soil health with on-farm trials, expert insights from Matt England and Ian Robertson, and a BBQ to finish.

Join this online event to hear ADAS crop physiologists discuss the agronomic and greenhouse gas benefits of using nitrification and urease inhibitors in arable crop production.

Attend the Joint Cluster Projects virtual conference to explore sustainable agroecology, digital tools for agri-food systems, and community engagement, featuring expert talks and collaborative discussions.

Discover cutting-edge solutions for resilient, climate-smart farming at Cereals Event 2025 – the UK’s leading arable event.

Join this Agricology event where we will be exploring living mulches, agroforestry, and other regenerative organic farming practices at Frasers Farm in Yorkshire. Gain valuable insights into the real-world challenges and actions for building resilient, sustainable agricultural systems.

The third in this series of on-farm events, organised by Farming Connect, will equip attendees with valuable knowledge and practical strategies to address the threat posed by weeds to grassland systems.

The second in this series of on-farm events, organised by Farming Connect, will equip attendees with valuable knowledge and practical strategies to address the threat posed by weeds to grassland systems.

This on-farm event, organised by Farming Connect, will equip attendees with valuable knowledge and practical strategies to address the threat posed by weeds to grassland systems.

This webinar launches ORC’s GreenGrass project, which aims to identify novel strategies to reduce use of N fertiliser on grassland

Join this free webinar that is part of the OPER8 project on alternative solutions for weed control. The webinar will explore cultural control solutions for weed and soil management.

Get set for the 2025 Agroforestry Show organised by the Woodland Trust and Soil Association at Woodoaks Farm in Hertfordshire – Tickets now on sale!

This AHDB event will equip land managers with crucial insights and assessment skills to measure farmland biodiversity and actionable strategies to get ahead of the field

ADAS webinar on the NUTRI-CHECK NET project’s  three-step approach to support farmers in ‘checking’ their crops’ nutritional performance – ‘Plan, Check & Adjust, Review’

British Ecological Society (BES) symposium in collaboration with TABLE and the Leverhulme Centre for Nature Recovery.