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Latest in Advice & Opportunities
How are Farmers reducing emissions and increasing carbon capture?
Deborah Crossan, Agricultural Soils and Water Manager at Innovation for Agriculture, shares her thoughts on carbon sequestration, the benefits of improved soil health and the need for standards to progress the regenerative farming movement.
Sustainable water management – what’s the plan?
Alice Ritchie, Climate Change & Water Lead at The CLA, outlines the critical action required to lay the foundations for the long-term security of farming and the environment, in preparation for the organisation's much anticipated Water Strategy for 2030.
Is subsidy-free, large-scale solar still viable?
Large-scale solar has had its high and lows – but where are we now? Carter Jonas energy expert Martin Williams looks at how the finances stack up for landowners considering subsidy-free solar
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Upcoming Events
Open Day from Calibrate Energy Engineering
Calibrate Energy Engineering will be holding an open day on Thursday 24th June at West Ancroft Farm in Berwick, to showcase their recently completed 6.2MW renewable heat/chill system.
Find out more »Cereals – the Arable Event
The Cereals Event is the key occasion in the arable calendar with unmissable networking opportunities. Come and see leading exhibitors, products and services, along with beautiful crop plots, sprays and sprayers, machinery and much more all in one place!
Find out more »The World Biogas Summit 2021 – There’s No Net Zero Without Biogas
This virtual summit is all about how to efficiently capture the 105 billion tonnes of organic wastes produced annually around the world, recover the valuable gases and nutrients and recycle them in the form of clean energy and natural fertilisers.
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