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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.

Individuals from underrepresented groups can now apply for financial support to attend ORFC in 2026.

The BDA is launching a new mentor scheme for biodynamic farmers.

The British Farming Awards has released their list of shortlisted candidates for 2025 across 19 categories.

Ricardo and The Allerton project are working with Midlands Farmers to help build resilient, profitable businesses. Read about the scheme and how to apply.

The Allerton project are recruiting for a Landscape Agroecologist (Senior Scientist) to join their team in Loddington.

The Soil Association is calling on farmers to share their experiences and insights into the profitability challenges they face. Have your say by the 4th July.

Sustain Sheep is a new international research initiative led by SRUC and the Texel Sheep Society, aiming to reduce methane emissions from sheep through selective breeding. The project is exploring how genetic improvement can contribute to lower greenhouse gas emissions without compromising performance.

Be part of the British Farming Awards 2025 and help spotlight the UK's first Regenerative Farmer of the Year. This new award honours those leading the way in sustainable, nature-friendly agriculture. Nominations close 22nd June.