Tree Fodder Hub
This interactive Hub which complements Agricology’s Tree Fodder Technical Guide, draws on the Agricology archive and wider practitioner knowledge to help you navigate what you might need to know if considering tree fodder as an integral part of your farming system.
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This Agricology Technical Guide takes a practical look at the use of tree fodder as supplementary livestock feed, highlighting important research and spotlighting two farm case studies.
Stephen Briggs speaks at the Resilient Farm Roadshow about what resilience means in farming and the practical tools and knowledge needed to build a more resilient farm business.
Regenerative farmer Angus Gowthorpe shares how prioritising soil health, diverse rotations, cover crops and mob grazing can dramatically cut inputs, keep yields competitive and earn premiums and SFI payments.
A revised new edition (2026) of this publication explaining the on-farm research carried out at the innovative and pioneering Wakelyns.
Results from Farm Carbon Toolkit's TreeFeed: Trees for Forage project which sampled different species of trees for mineral content at a single site in Cornwall.
This Soil Association webinar focuses on Biochar as a solution to 'end of orchard life' wood and how Life Cycle Analysis shines a light on packaging materials.
Article on Innovative Farmers' Knowledge Hub which addresses questions about using trees in livestock diets.
Video of Tim Downes' presentation at the 2020 Oxford Real Farming Conference on his experiences of planting trees on his dairy farm in Shropshire.
Session from ORFC 2026 discussing the potential for UK nuts from the perspectives of farming, health and marketing.
Footage of Tom McVeigh at The Resilient Farm Roadshow talking about his transition from conventional farming to a more resilient and ecologically friendly system under the SFI pilot and extolling the virtues of hazelnuts as a UK crop.
Practical insights from ORFC26 session into organic, agroecological and regenerative approaches to UK viticulture.
Recording of an ORFC 2026 session where farmers and growers discuss the use of biostimulants, and the benefits of using locally available materials.
The UK's first independent cover crops guide with online guidance to help you select, establish and terminate cover crops.
This Innovative Farmers webinar explores using livestock and mechanical options to manage bracken.
This short video from Innovative Farmers features professional gardeners who have been part of a field lab aiming to improve compost management for horticulture production.
In this short video from Innovative Farmers Catherine and Malcolm Barrett take you through their journey switching from conventional ploughing to min-till for establishing maize.
Agricology has drawn together practical resources and case studies to help you plan, develop and manage your field vegetable rotations.
In this video Andy Dibben talks through his vegetable rotations: " It's a systems approach. It's how we manage fertility, weeds, pests, and how we achieve good yields from our crops."
This Agricology Technical Guide focuses on vegetable rotations and should be useful for any grower or potential grower on a journey or transition towards more sustainable growing.
The final report for from an Innovative Farmers field lab which investigated using buckwheat as a cover crop in vegetable rotations to reduce couch.
Recording from the 2025 Fields Good regenerative agriculture festival. Organic veg grower John McCormick talks with small-scale market gardener Chris Dobbs on the keys to success...
The RB209 Nutrient Management Guide is a key resource for efficient nutrient management in UK farming, focusing on optimising crop yields while minimising environmental impact.
This guide from OGA and CSA Network aims to provide practical knowledge to improve growers' resilience and flexibility in the face of increasing climate-based challenges.
Recording of a 2024 Organic Growers Gathering session that explored the potential and challenges of integrating dried beans into horticultural crop rotations.