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The Trees-in-Field Network at the University of Reading are seeking farmers and land managers interested in joining their silvoarable research project and farmer network.

The 2025 Farm491 Challenge supports UK companies to invest in their business and foster innovation in the natural world. Entries are open now for 2025!

Take part in a research panel facilitated by Scotland's Rural College to ensure farmer's voices are represented in agricultural policy decisions.

The Biodynamic Land Trust are seeking a part-time Land Project Development Officer to join their team.

A new network from Innovative Farmers will expand on past field labs to offer more opportunities for farmer-led research and knowledge exchange.

The CFP have launched a second e-learning module looking at how risks posed by non-native pests and pathogens and be minimised to enhance tree resilience.

Farmers and those working in a farming setting can now apply for financial support to attend the AAB Roots to Regenerative Agriculture conference.

Find out more about the wildlife on your farm and how to support it with the RSPB's Volunteer Monitoring of Farm Wildlife Farmland Bird Surveys scheme.

The Organic Research Centre joins the agricultural and environmental consultancy ADAS, effective from 1 September 2025. Agricology continues as part of the Progressive Farming Trust.

Partially-funded practical facilitator training for land managers, advisors and farmers from the Cotswolds with Ruralink.

Take a look at the regenerative farming and design-focused courses currently on offer at the Apricot Centre in Totnes, with options suitable for all experience levels.

Potential participants are invited to get involved in this event, which will provide an opportunity to share ideas and explore exciting research with NU Farms.