Organisation: Nuffield Farming Scholarships Trust

In this Nuffield Farming report David Butler investigates if it is possible to maintain good yielding orchards with a high percentage of class one fruit to feed an ever-growing population, while reducing a proportion of chemical inputs with biological control.

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.

Nuffield Farming Scholarships Trust Annual Conference will be held in Belfast with pre-conference tours, a Dinner and 31 Scholar presentations.

Nuffield Farming open evening, via zoom. Anna Bowen will give an overview of her Scholarship experience and then there will be a Q&A

This Nuffield Report is the result of arable farmer David Walston’s explorations of why some soils are more productive than others and the best ways to improve them.

Aled Rhys Davies discusses the learnings from his Nuffield study, including the link between anti-microbial resistance and animal health

A Nuffield report exploring the role of grazing animals in maintaining and enhancing the ecosystem function and striking a health balance between economy and ecology.

Becky Willson shares findings from her Nuffield Scholarship project which aimed to better understand opportunities for farmers to reduce emissions.

Collaboration creating a circular system between dairy and arable can lower costs and environmental impact by improving nutrient management.

Prevent antimicrobial resistance in agriculture with alternatives to antibiotics. Find out more from this Nuffield report.

A Nuffield report on bird welfare within free-range systems, identifying opportunities for improvement for the UK poultry industry.

A fascinating report looking at the potential of incorporating insects in poultry feed and consumer, market and legislation impacts.