Cropping for climate change
Climate volatility is posing increasing risks to crop yields, soil health, and input costs in the UK. That’s why this year’s Cereals Event will equip farmers, agronomists, and agri-tech professionals…
Alternative crops in the spotlight at Cereals 2025
As farmers await clarity on the revised Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI), experts at this year’s Cereals Event will highlight the benefits of incorporating alternative crops into rotations. While the closure of the SFI…
Shaping solutions at Cereals 2025
As UK farmers face continued pressure from market volatility, shifting subsidies, and tightening legislation, sharing knowledge in hope of finding new solutions has never been more critical. That’s why this…
Navigating financial uncertainty at this year’s Cereals Event
As the turbulent financial outlook continues to cause uncertainty for the agricultural sector, visitors to this year’s Cereals Event will be able to seek advice from experts on how best…
How to profit from alternative land use
Alternative land uses can benefit farm businesses in multiple ways, boosting profits and the environment. Options range from paludiculture (wetland crops) and peat restoration to habitat creation and agroforestry, offering…
A balanced approach to land use is needed
Baroness Minette Batters, keynote speaker at the event.
Innovation and optimisation will be key to meeting food production demands, according to speakers at the recent South West AgriTech Showcase, which attracted over 150 attendees. “We need a plan,…