Agroforestry Open Weekend 2023
The Agroforestry Open Weekend is back in 2023 – May 19th to 21st – and it’s bigger than ever, with more than 35 farms taking part from the UK, Ireland and beyond!
Conversation beneath the trees
Conversation Beneath The Trees is a podcast bringing together scientists, farmers and innovators from all around Ireland to share their ideas and experiences of farming with trees.
Agroforestry in England: policies, land ownership and a just transition
Join us for AGROMIX workshop on Agroforestry land use policies in England!
Silvopasture benefits for livestock
This Farm Wilder webinar looked at the many benefits trees can bring to livestock systems, with ORC’s Lindsay Whistance
Trees on Farms: Podcast mini-series
Check out the Trees on Farms podcast mini series from Meet the Farmers – a weekly show that profiles people in the countryside and gives you an insight into food and farming.
Silvopasture: Benefits For Livestock
Free webinar on Dec 14 at 7pm organised by Farm Wilder, with funding from Devon County Council, will be led by ORC’s Lindsay Whistance “who has been pivotal in generating the recent upsurge in interest around silvopasture.”
Joint webinar on Mixed farming and Agroforestry Systems – at farm and landscape level
Mixedness from concepts to action: towards shared definitions and challenge identification at different levels
ORC at Organic Matters 2022
The Organic Research Centre and Agricology were partners in the Organic Growers Alliance’s recent Organic Matters conference held at the Midlands Arts Centre in Birmingham on October 18th.
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.
Agroforestry ELM Test seeks farmers
The Agroforestry ELM Test project is seeking farmers with little or no experience in agroforestry to undertake a video interview (approximately one and a half hours) to gather opinions on the content of agroforestry provision within the Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI) and Local Nature Recovery (LNR) developed by Defra so far.