The UK's first independent cover crops guide with online guidance to help you select, establish and terminate cover crops.

This Innovative Farmers webinar explores using livestock and mechanical options to manage bracken.

This short video from Innovative Farmers features professional gardeners who have been part of a field lab aiming to improve compost management for horticulture production.

In this short video from Innovative Farmers Catherine and Malcolm Barrett take you through their journey switching from conventional ploughing to min-till for establishing maize.

Agricology has drawn together practical resources and case studies to help you plan, develop and manage your field vegetable rotations.

In this video Andy Dibben talks through his vegetable rotations: " It's a systems approach. It's how we manage fertility, weeds, pests, and how we achieve good yields from our crops."

This Agricology Technical Guide focuses on vegetable rotations and should be useful for any grower or potential grower on a journey or transition towards more sustainable growing.

The final report for from an Innovative Farmers field lab which investigated using buckwheat as a cover crop in vegetable rotations to reduce couch.

Recording from the 2025 Fields Good regenerative agriculture festival. Organic veg grower John McCormick talks with small-scale market gardener Chris Dobbs on the keys to success...

The RB209 Nutrient Management Guide is a key resource for efficient nutrient management in UK farming, focusing on optimising crop yields while minimising environmental impact.

Recording of a talk from the 2025 Fields Good regenerative agriculture festival. Organic Sligo farmer Clive Bright outlines how he has worked closely with nature to drive his business, referencing soil degradation and capping, using mob grazing, agroforestry, and the value of having a grazing plan.

Take a walk through highlights from Agricology's first decade in an interactive timeline with featured content.

Weeds are an important component of biodiversity, providing resources for beneficial insects and food webs, but can also be a significant burden to crop yield. This pdf details findings from the James Hutton Institute Centre for Sustainable Cropping long-term experiment relating to weed management.

OGA webinar focusing on how to create your own peat-free growing media for plant raising.

Oper8 video featuring farmer Alex Fraser and Charlotte Bickler from the Organic Research Centre discussing their collaborative work on choosing competitive cultivars for weed management in organic and low-input systems.

This webinar from AFN Network+ brought together a farmer, academic and banker to share research and experiences on unlocking the transition to sustainable farming

Agricology has drawn together practical resources and case studies to help you navigate ways in which to integrate trees into farming systems.

This guide from the University of Reading and Forest Research provides useful information on 33 species of trees and shrubs that could be planted in UK agroforestry systems.

In this video Matt England talks through his journey of trialling living mulches with the key learnings, observations and reflections that have come from it.

The Agricology Podcast offers practical insights into sustainable farming, featuring conversations with farmers, researchers, and advisors. Explore topics like soil health, regenerative agriculture, and livestock management through diverse perspectives.

Innovative farmers webinar with conclusions and recommendations from the field lab on using cover and biofumigant crops to reduce wireworm populations in potatoes

OGA webinar on using cover crops and diverse mixes in no-till veg production to improve soil and reduce reliance on bought-in compost.

This Agricology technical guide is designed to support farmers in making informed decisions about adopting living mulches in arable systems.

This resource consists of the audio recording and presentations from a session at the Oxford Real Farming Conference 2025 which aimed to address the stigma around the use of tillage in organic and agroecological crop production.