Farming events from Farmers Weekly

Farmers Weekly live events offer in-person seminars, talks and farm visits, as well as online webinars.

See the timeline below showing the upcoming events.

We aim to ensure our events continue to offer a stimulating and thought-provoking experience for you.

Our experts are focused on sharing the knowledge and skills you need for productive and regenerative farming.

You can watch on-demand our popular webinars and check out our new Transition initiative aimed at securing a sustainable future for your farm business.

If you would like to be commercially involved in our events please visit our media centre for more information.

MAY
8

Transition Live 2025

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Featured and upcoming events

FEBRUARY
13

Tree planting: Everything you need to know

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FEBRUARY
20

Question Time: Plumpton College

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Recent events

Women and farming succession

According to Farmers Weekly’s 2024 survey on women in agriculture, just 36% of women said they felt women were treated equally when it comes to succession, compared with 69% when we carried out a similar piece of research 10 years ago.


This Level The Field webinar will explore how handovers can be approached to achieve the best outcome all round.

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Renewable energy: How to decide the best option for your farm

Renewable energy sources can displace fossil fuel use, reducing emissions on and off-farm, while also saving (or making) you money.

In this session a panel of experts will explore opportunities with renewable energy technologies suitable for on-farm use.

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Carbon storage: How to make it work for you

The emerging carbon market promises many opportunities for farmers.

Join us for this Transition webinar to discover the potential returns and the pitfalls to avoid.

Learn about carbon credits, sequestration and how carbon can be traded.

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Implications of Labour's Budget - farming under a new government

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Sustainable Farming Incentive: All you need to know

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Harvest 2024: Lessons learnt for 2025

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Control the controllables: How to build resilience in your farm business

Join us on 17th October for expert advice from the panel on how you can predict your farm's future with accuracy and harness the power of technology.

Topics covered will include:

  • The importance of stress testing your business
  • Using data and benchmarking to drive decisions
  • Where technology can play a role.
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    Transition webinars

    See all of our Transition webinars for advice on how to navigate the changes you need to make to your farm business to benefit from the changes to agricultural policy.
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    Webinars

    See our back catalogue or essential webinars for advice on a huge range of farm business topics, including: succession, land market opportunities and diversification.
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    Britain's Fittest Farmer 2025

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    Events news

    TRAILERS

    Lamma 2025: Stewart ups trailer spec with new Legend range

    Aberdeenshire-based trailer maker Stewart has replaced its popular GX load luggers with a new range that incorporates several nifty safety features. Pictured is the 18t Legend – the firm’s most…

    OFC

    OFC 2025: “UK needs more grazing livestock, not less"

    Delegates attending the recent Oxford Farming Conference (OFC) have accepted the idea that UK agriculture needs more, not fewer, grazing livestock, to be truly sustainable – the subject of the…

    OFC

    Defra secretary to address OFC amid industry challenges

    Defra secretary Steve Reed will address the Oxford Farming Conference (OFC) on Thursday 9 January, as the farming sector faces mounting pressures from policy shifts, economic uncertainty and environmental challenges.…

    MACHINERY

    Lamma 2025: Biggest, quirkiest and newest kit to look out for

    With the Lamma show now firmly established indoors at NEC Birmingham, punters can look forward to seeing the latest, best-selling and most topical machinery on display. See also: On test: Fendt’s…

    LIVESTOCK DISEASES

    English Winter Fair cancelled due to bluetongue concerns

    The English Winter Fair, originally scheduled for 16-17 November, has been cancelled due to concerns over the spread of bluetongue virus (BTV-3). Following a meeting on Wednesday 23 October, the…

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