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TRANSITION
Securing a sustainable future for your farm business
Transition webinars
A practical webinar series helping to secure a sustainable future for your farm business
A Future for Farming
We set out a vision for sustainable UK agriculture with our Transition partners
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Stay up to date by with our weekly Transition newsletter as well as our other weekly roundups
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Farming memories
A comprehensive guide to physical working conditions
This guide considers how to review and improve the physical working conditions on your farm to attract new people and make a big difference to the comfort and wellbeing of your existing team.
Harvest 2024 gallery
Upload your photos of this year's harvest and be in with a chance of featuring on Farmers Weekly's magazine cover
Farmers Weekly Learning Centre
The Farmers Weekly Learning Centre is where you can improve your career prospects and agricultural knowledge through online courses. Browse our growing library to find a course that will help you brush up on a subject area or learn about a new one as part of a continuing personal development (CPD) plan.
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Events
Alternative land uses: Woodland creation
If you would like to learn more about the benefits of incorporating trees into your farming practice, join us at Little Harle on 26 September.
Our panel of expert speakers comprising representatives from Forestry Commission will be talking about woodland creation, woodland management, the support and advice available to you, as well as answering your questions on tax and much more.
Carbon stacking: What you need to know
In this webinar, we will map out and connect the financial incentives being offered to farmers for adopting sustainable practices.
In detail, we will examine:
Transition webinar: Diversification vs specialisation?
When it comes to improving farm income, is it best to diversify or is it best to specialise and add value to existing enterprises?
We’ve brought together four experts to explain the pros and cons – so you can decide the best approach to for your farm business.
- Key areas covered will include:
- Balance between level of input and reward
- Environmental impact
- Different examples of diversification
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