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News & events

Agroforestry for growers

Report from workshop at Tolhurst Organic

North of England Agroforestry Living Lab

The Organic Research Centre and the EU Horizon Europe-funded REFOREST project are looking for agroforestry farmers and stakeholders to be part of the North of England Living Lab.

The Agroforestry Carbon Code Project

Online event which highlights a project testing the feasibility for the generation of robust carbon credits from UK agroforestry projects.

Exploring opportunities for an Agroforestry Carbon Code

The Soil Association, Woodland Trust, Finance Earth, Organic Research Centre and Scottish Rural College (SRUC) have been awarded funding from the Natural Environment Investment Readiness Fund to explore the feasibility of developing a carbon code for Agroforestry

Agroforestry in organic horticulture

Are you interested in incorporating trees into your farm design? Agroforestry presents lots of opportunities for the organic grower: to grow new fruit and nut crops to sell; to produce wood and wood chip to use; to provide shelter and reduce flooding; and to provide habitat for other creatures. Join this webinar to hear from experienced growers about the practical considerations, opportunities and pitfalls of agroforestry in organic horticulture. Ben Raskin is head of horticulture ...

Improving the resilience of livestock systems

How trees can work for your farm

Agroforestry design workshop for growers

Report from AFINET workshop at Wakelyns Agroforestry

Resources

Starting an Agroforestry scheme – giving us fruit and nuts to sell and enhancing our production of vegetables

Presentation at 8th Organic producers' Conference: Intensive sustainability or sustainable intensification - which way forward for organic farming?

News & events

Silvopastures, theory into practice

Tamar Valley Organic Group meet at Woodland Valley Farm

Agricultural Transition Plan update: Defra announcement on agroforestry

Defra announces payments for agroforestry. Colin Tosh and Will Simonson unpick the detail.