The new Agriculture Bill rewards farmers for protecting soil
The UK's soil contains around 10 billion tonnes of carbon, that’s roughly 80 years of annual greenhouse gas emissions, so managing soil health plays an important role in reducing emissions. To do this, farmers need support for the extra time and financial costs it places on them.Read more
How farmers conserve the UK's countryside
Farmers have long been considered custodians of the countryside. To continue this, farmers need to receive support for the time and effort they put into maintaining and improving the UK's landscape; they're already working in a highly pressured industry. Read more
How agriculture absorbs and stores greenhouse gases
Agriculture experiences the impacts of climate change first hand. Farmers face the volatile environment that makes their job more of a challenge and receive criticism for agriculture's contributions to greenhouse gas emissions.Read more
UK’s arable industry: one of the highest crop yields in the world
Cereals is Europe’s leading technical event for arable industry, held in the UK it attracts farmers, agronomists, and industry experts. Read more