Spring and Summer Update from CHCx3 Fieldwork at FarmED   Visitors to FarmED are often curious to see scientists around the fields, armed with spades and various sampling and measuring tools, digging holes in the soil. They are part of the Centre for High Carbon Capture Cropping research ...

It's not you, it's me! How can Farmers and Scientists find a common language? By  Raniel Valencia I grew up in a family of farmers back home in the Philippines. My grandparents, parents, uncles, and aunts were all involved in farming. On my father’s side, almost everyone in the ...

Stuart Knight, NIAB, CHCx3 Knowledge Hub Leader Welcome to the fifth edition of CHCx3 Insights, the newsletter of the Centre for High Carbon Capture Cropping, or ‘CHCx3’ for short.   With nearly 70 million people and a UK land area of c. 24 million hectares, ...

Something a little different for this episode of The FarmED Podcast, which covers computer systems and farming systems and a little agricultural history too. You’ll discover why farmers grow grass as well as what AI and beekeeping have in common. Presenter Alex Dye is joined by Paul ...

Herbal Ley Establishment & Management Course at FarmED Wed 01 Oct FarmED, Honeydale Farm, Station Rd, Chipping Norton OX7 6BJ, UK Discover the benefits of introducing herbal leys into your rotation with this one day course, and leave feeling confident in your abilities to plan and manage your ...