Stop by the Farmers Weekly New Era Theatre before the programme starts for a breakfast roll and cup of coffee with RABI in support of Mental Health Awareness on the Farm.  

Although the opportunities arising from the use of on-farm data are many and varied, concerns about how data is collected, stored and potentially shared is a significant block on uptake by farmers in the UK.  This session will seek a solution to this problem. 

As farming margins tighten due to volatile input costs and output prices, and demands grow for greater environmental responsibility and climate action, are the emerging carbon markets a reliable source of additional income? 

Rainwater harvesting, how its works for customers and new scientific data on chemical reactions in spray chemicals while using rainwater, reducing chemical, increasing profit and reducing environmental factors.

High input costs and volatile commodity markets are challenges faced by all cereal growers this season. So how can you best ensure your arable enterprises remain profitable?  Join us live to put your questions to the panel of experts.

Will Oliver, NAGA Cereal Grower of the Year 2022, & Dan Jolly will discuss how they are driving efficiencies on farm and optimising cost of production using data recorded on farm.

With landowners and farmers facing unprecedented levels of political, economic, and legislative change, this session will discuss a simple and long-term way to diversify income while helping to restore nature through the creation of biodiverse habitats.

This session will discuss innovative techniques allowing very detailed analysis of soil to give a more holistic understanding current health and fertility.  

Farmers are experiencing increasing demand for information relating to their farm businesses which requires them to supply the same data points to different organisations to fulfil objectives and this session covers intelligent data systems to inform multiple requirements. 

Learn about the experience of UK farmers who have used soil carbon certification programmes to support their transition in regenerative agriculture practices. 

Hear from farmer Antony Pearce about what he has learned over the last year of engaging all the main providers of carbon payments in the UK and why - in the end - he decided to sign up with one.

 

Join the UK’s Crypto Mining expert, Josh Riddett, to find out how the agricultural world can lucratively benefit from cryptocurrency mining.

This session will discuss innovative techniques allowing very detailed analysis of soil to give a more holistic understanding current health and fertility.  

NOMAD is a 45-month, 15-partner European Commission funded project that is developing a mobile solution for digestate management and valorisation. This talk will look at the challenges in managing digestate for AD plant owners.

Carbon farmers discuss soil carbon farming – how it works, and what it means to be in control with the ways in which farmers can be at the helm of decision-making for their farms.

 

Find out how biodiversity net gain (BNG) can generate an income for your farm business. Join us live to put your questions to the panel of experts.

A Red Tractor assessment is usually not on the list of favourite tasks for most farmers.  Discover what digital technology Red Tractor has available to help reduce your Red Tractor assessment preparation time. 

One of the oldest industries must embrace digital transformation in order to overcome increasing demand and several disruptive forces.

Integrated Crop Management focuses on balancing profitability and quality with environmental considerations. So where does crop protection, which often relies on the use of fungicides, fit in? 

Join the UK’s Crypto Mining expert, Josh Riddett, to find out how the agricultural world can lucratively benefit from cryptocurrency mining.

With the focus on carbon farming, there is a lot of focus on winter cover cropping followed by spring break crops and especially on nitrogen-fixing crops.  Join this session to learn more.