Minister of State at the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, Victoria Prentis, has today (7 January 2022) said whole farm management is where farming is heading....
Executive Summary As part of our wider Rethink Farming campaign, our new report – Farming for Climate Action: What are we waiting for? – presents a useful comparison of devolved and UK government target...
Low Carbon Agriculture show will take place in person on 8-9 March 2022, at the National Agriculture and Exhibition Centre (NAEC, Stoneleigh) to help farmers as they move through the agricultural transition. ...
The NFFN and the Flood Innovation Centre are offering a new interactive programme designed to help farmers understand, identify and implement Natural Flood Management (NFM) interventions. Starting Wednesday 26 J...
With COP26 highlighting the urgency of action needed to keep 1.5 degrees of warming within reach, the contribution required from the farming sector can’t be overstated....
James farms at Strickley Farm, a 300-acre organic dairy farm that has been free from artificial fertilisers or pesticides for the past 16 years....
Sorcha farms within a conventionally managed landscape at Troedrhiwdrain in Wales. As upland farmers, Sorcha, and her husband, Brian, farm with nature to retain a traditional balance and to support biodiversity across their farm....
Meet Helen who runs Middleton Croft in Sutherland in the Northwest Highlands. Earlier this year, she won the Scottish Crofting Federation’s Young Crofter of the Year award for her multi-hyphenated approach to crofting. She runs a tearoom, la...
COP26 is a huge opportunity for the NFFN to demonstrate how farming can deliver for climate and nature while shortening supply chains, forging direct routes to local markets and mending a fractured food system that largely favours supermarket behe...
NFFN NI’s steering group member, Simon Best, has won this year’s Farmers Weekly Arable Farmer of the Year award. Simon farms at Acton House Farm ne...
