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A brand-new Women in Agriculture Network has launched across the UK, offering a dedicated space for women in farming to connect, support one another and build their careers. An online community is now open, with events and webinars already under way.

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Natoora‘s Farm Fund has opened the application process for it’s fifth season of grant funding – with up to $30,000 of financial support available for farmers aged 35 and under in Australia, Europe, the USA and the UK who are committed to agroecological cultivation methods. 

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As the UK faces accelerating climate change and mounting pressures on land use, the Oxford Real Farming Conference (ORFC), held on 8-9 January 2026, will spotlight the pioneering farmers and growers adapting their systems — and their crops — to a rapidly shifting world. Working with nature, these i...

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Herbal leys and multi-species swards have many benefits for productive, resilient farming. They can improve soil health, increase the reliability of forage supply in challenging growing seasons, whilst providing nutritious forage that promotes livestock productivity and health, along with environmental benefits of reduced inputs, increased soil water infiltration and increase...

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Oxford Real Farming Conference co-founders, Ruth West and Colin Tudge, were last night presented with an award by Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall and Sheila Dillon in honour of their contribution to the UK food and farming movement.

Named after The Food Programme’s first presenter, the Derek Cooper Outstanding Achievement Award is for the individual or organisation who...

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