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Farming
‘Any Questions’ panel with Jonathan Dimbleby
In this film Jonathan Dimbleby addresses an array of queries put to a panel with Minette Batters, MP Richard Benyon, Professor Michael Le...
Farming and Climate Change: Towards Net Zero Carbon Emissions
On this page you can find films, photos, presentation slides and commentary on our Farming and Climate Change conference which was organi...
Unravelling the science of agricultural emissions
"Urgency and excitement are not feelings I have come to associate with conferences, but the Sustainable Food Trust's Farming and Climate ...
Inspiring climate action at Fir Farm 2019
We give an overview of our Farming and Climate Change conference, held at Fir Farm in July 2019
Photo highlights from Fir Farm 2019
View some photo highlights by photographer Chloe Edwards from our Fir Farm 2019 event
Powerpoint presentations from Fir Farm 2019
View the powerpoint presentations from our speakers at the Fir Farm 2019 conference on Farming and Climate Change
Opening Plenary Session: Towards net zero carbon emissions
Watch the opening session of our Farming and Climate Change conference, featuring Patrick Holden, Minette Batters, Martijn Wilder and Gai...
The rise of the micro dairy
Farmer Alex Heffron explains why the dairy industry is in a crisis due to the price pressures placed on them. This will cause some farms ...
What I See: It is May
Rosamund Young, author of The Secret Life of Cows and Cotswold farmer, continues her blog series, reflecting on the abundance of wildlif...
Agri-Culture: Source of a Healthy Culture, Society, and Mother Earth
In this excerpt from award winning author Charles Massy's book, Call of the Reed Warbler, we hear stories about regenerative agriculture ...
What does President Trump mean for UK farming?
With the US President, Donald Trump, visiting the UK next week, the future of US/UK trade is under scrutiny. Our Head of Policy, Honor El...
Why we need small farms
Small farms, once the beating heart of the British countryside, are disappearing faster than ever. Victoria Balfour reports on why for so...