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As agriculture continues to navigate changing policy, environmental pressures and the need to produce food sustainably, collaboration and knowledge exchange are becoming increasingly important. -
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As agriculture looks to reduce its reliance on fossil fuels, the new Future Fuels Hub at Low Carbon Agriculture will bring together the technologies, innovations and practical solutions helping to sha ... -
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From decarbonisation and alternative fuels to the potential for farms to become local energy hubs, Richard Gueterbock works with agri-food businesses to explore practical ways of reducing emissions an ... -
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Farming has an important role to play in building more resilient landscapes, from improving soil health and biodiversity to managing water and preparing for increasingly unpredictable weather. -
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As the UK accelerates its transition to Net Zero, renewable energy projects are becoming an increasingly common feature of the rural landscape. Solar power, in particular, has an important role to pla ... -
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As farmers navigate rising input costs, climate volatility and changing policy expectations, finding practical ways to build resilience into farm businesses has never been more important. For Organic ... -
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Could the brewing industry help accelerate the transition to regenerative agriculture? A major new initiative from Heineken UK suggests the answer could be yes, with farmers set to receive a direct pr ... -
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Regenerative agriculture continues to move from niche farming practice to mainstream food production, with a new partnership between Nestlé and regenerative farming company Wildfarmed demonstrating ho ... -
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The creation of the new Mid Cornwall Moors National Nature Reserve highlights a growing shift in British agriculture and land management, one where nature recovery, sustainable farming and rural busin ... -
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Farming With Nature: What the New Environment Improvement Plan Means for Food Production - And Why Low Carbon Agriculture Is More Important Than Ever At Low Carbon Agriculture, our mission is simple: ... -
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As the debate around climate-friendly farming intensifies, highlighted when the global community gathered at COP30 to accelerate action on emissions, one question sits at the heart of British agricult ... -
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This year’s Farm Business Innovation Show highlighted a clear message: innovation in renewable energy is accelerating, and farmers and landowners are increasingly well-placed to benefit. Among the mos ... -
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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 ...
20 - 21 January 2027, NEC, Birmingham
20 - 21 January 2027, 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.