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Yesterday’s Land Use Framework Panel at the Low Carbon Agriculture Show 2025 provided a deep dive into the long-anticipated framework, bringing together experts to discuss its implications for farmers ... -
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The UK farming industry is at a turning point. From the ongoing battle over Inheritance Tax (IHT) to uncertainty around government support, British farmers are facing some of the toughest challenges i ... -
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The future of farming is evolving. With rising costs, changing policies, and increasing pressure to reduce carbon emissions, now is the time for farmers to take control of their land’s full potential. ... -
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The future of farming is shifting, not just in how we produce food, but in how we manage and monetise our land’s environmental impact. As the UK’s agricultural industry grapples with rising costs, mar ... -
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The farming community has always been the backbone of our nation, providing food security, protecting the countryside, and contributing to the economy. But recent government policies and rhetoric sugg ... -
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Food security has never been more critical. With climate change, geopolitical tensions, and economic volatility affecting global supply chains, the UK’s ability to produce enough food domestically is ... -
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The UK Government has officially launched a consultation on a new Land Use Framework, designed to provide decision-makers with the tools and data they need to balance food production, nature recovery, ... -
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As agriculture evolves, farmers are increasingly looking for ways to balance productivity with sustainability. One of the most promising opportunities lies in natural capital, the ability to manage an ... -
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Methane emissions from ruminant livestock are a significant challenge in the drive to make agriculture more sustainable. While much of the conversation around methane reduction focuses on feed additiv ... -
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With wet conditions affecting early-planted winter and spring combinable crops, many farmers are re-evaluating their cropping strategies. The AD industry requires consistent feedstock, making maize an ... -
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Farmers with an anaerobic digestion (AD) plant might be sitting on an untapped resource. That was the key message from Andrew Parsons, Business Director at Bennamann, who highlighted how many AD plant ... -
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With Reganuary inspiring people to rethink their food choices this January, it’s the ideal time to focus on the upcoming Low Carbon Agriculture Show 2025. Taking place on 5-6 March 2025 at NAEC Stonel ... -
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Speaking at Low Carbon Agriculture’s sister show, Farm Business Innovation, Gilliland discussed his personal journey to Net Zero. Reaching net zero in agriculture requires more than aspirations, it d ... -
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As we move further into 2024, UK farmers are facing significant challenges from rising slug populations. Recent weather conditions, characterised by a wetter-than-average spring followed by warm tempe ... -
Stoneleigh, Warwickshire, United Kingdom - March 6, 2024 Collaboration between farmers, governments and stakeholders is essential if the UK is to move towards a greener future, reduce emissions and ...
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Susan Twining, CLA Chief Land Use Policy Adviser, is speaking at the Low Carbon Agriculture Show in the policy workshop conference session, and discusses the route to more sustainable farming and land ... -
We're so excited for the Low Carbon Agriculture 2024! Check out our video to learn more.
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Insights from James Wayman, NFU Energy’s Senior Project Engineer. The Combined Heat and Power Quality Assurance (CHPQA) is a government initiative used to monitor CHP schemes and incentivise quality a ... -
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Conrad Energy is delighted to confirm that planning for their 15.23MW Yeovil solar farm, in conjunction with Leonardo, has been approved. This site is a strategic development for Conrad Energy, one of ... -
Agriconnect, the UK’s largest agricultural information business, proudly announces the latest list of confirmed exhibitors and sponsors for the highly anticipated Low Carbon Agriculture (LCA) Show 202 ...
14 - 15 January 2026, NEC, Birmingham
14 - 15 January 2026, NEC, Birmingham
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The NFU is a proud partner of the show which is rapidly becoming a central event for low carbon farming. At a time when food and energy security are rightly high on everyone’s minds, the show provides targeted support for producing climate-friendly food, energy and fibre. There is a wealth of practical advice from experts on energy, environment, agri-tech and low emissions vehicles. It is an ideal opportunity for farmers to come together to explore opportunities and build resilient businesses.
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I’m really impressed by the diversity of the audiences at LCA. There's a good mix of stalls and some are talking about really cool AgriTech, renewables, and massive power charges for vehicles.