Upcoming events

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.

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

Soil Association demonstration farm launch event will bring growers together to explore the challenges and opportunities within the sector.

The Agroforestry Open Weekend (16-19 May 2025) is a great opportunity to have a look at agroforestry in action!

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.

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.

From silvohorticulture, silvoarable and silvopasture to soil health and tree maintenance, join ORFC in the Field at Wakelyns

OF&G’s National Organic Conference is an annual event built to service the stakeholder community in and around the organic sector.

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

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

The pioneering on-farm conference Carbon Calling returns to Cumbria for 2025. Save the dates!

The Groundswell event provides a forum for farmers and anyone interested in food production or the environment to learn about the theory and practical applications of Conservation Agriculture or regenerative systems, including no-till, cover crops and re-introducing livestock into the arable rotation, with a view to improving soil health

Third Organic Growers Gathering at the Hardwick Estate near Reading: Cultivating skills and knowledge within the organic growing community.

A 3-day AAB conference that focuses on roots, soils and the evidence for methods in regenerative agriculture