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Upcoming Events
Upcoming Events
Fri, 28 MarSaintfieldThe Soil Association and Growing Innovation Network invite you to apply to a new seven-month, UK-wide pilot programme designed to support new entrants in organic horticulture build their business. Deadline to apply: 8th March.
Date and time is TBDLocation is TBDStarting 8th March, Siolta Chroi, Talamh Beo, ETB and GrowIN will collaboratively deliver 6 farm walks across Ulster focusing on different principles of regenerative practices. Participation is free, spaces are limited.
Thu, 13 FebGarvin's BarJonny Blair will lead this session discussing 'Whole Farm Planning'.
Thu, 13 FebThe Canada RoomLearn about Regenerative Design and why it's so important to help us address our climate and ecological emergency. This is part of the Northern Ireland Science Festival 2025.
Wed, 12 FebGortinUlster Wildlife and UFU are calling all farmers who manage peatland in the Sperrin's area to join them for a workshop to implement hydrological and nature-friendly land management practices, supporting both biodiversity and sustainable farming.
Wed, 22 JanDunadry HotelThe Ulster Farmers’ Union, in partnership with the Young Farmers’ Clubs of Ulster, are excited to launch their Agricultural Conference 2025, themed “My Farm 2100: A Glimpse into the Future,” which will gather farmers together to look to the future of agriculture.
Tue, 21 JanSouthern Regional CollegeJoin us for a thought-provoking event focused on Regenerating Our Agri Food sector. Great British Menu Finalist Alex Greene, is the keynote speaker. Alex will share his invaluable insights on implementing regenerative practices within his kitchen.
Thu, 16 JanGarvins BarTOPIC: The health of our soils and water quality are linked, so what practical measures can farmers do to improve both?
Sat, 11 JanVoid Art CentreJoin the launch of FARMWORK at mid Art centre. Everyone is welcome and BYOB encouraged! (Runs until 8th March 2025). You do not have to RSVP!- Thu, 09 JanGarvins BarThe Winter Gatherings discussion group is made up of farmers interested in innovative approaches to improving soil health on their farms. It is an open group and free for any farmer to come along if you are interested in learning and collaborating with like-minded farmers.
Thu, 09 JanLocation is TBDNI farmers will be representing 'Next-Gen Regen' and 'Nature Friendly Farming Network NI', in two different presentations. Book tickets for in person or online now.
Thu, 05 DecGarvins BarThe Winter Gatherings discussion group is made up of farmers interested in innovative approaches to improving soil health on their farms. It is an open group and free for any farmer to come along if you are interested in learning and collaborating with like-minded farmers.
Thu, 07 NovGarvins BarThe Winter Gatherings discussion group is made up of farmers interested in innovative approaches to improving soil health on their farms. It is an open group and free for any farmer to come along if you are interested in learning and collaborating with like-minded farmers.
Mon, 07 OctBoho Community HallWorkshop on improving soil health, reducing reliance on costly artificial inputs and adopting more resilient livestock grazing systems, with Niels Corfield.
Tue, 24 SeptwebinarThe Ulster Farmers’ Union in conjunction with Kilwaughter Lime, is hosting a ‘What action to take from a soil report: use it, don’t file it’ webinar via Zoom on Tuesday 24 September, 8pm.
Tue, 24 SeptwebinarToday education increasingly happens alone, indoors and often in front of screens. But farm-based education offers a unique opportunity to reconnect people to the natural and human ecosystems that we all rely on.
Sat, 07 SeptThe sheddingsIt all starts with the soil at the core of this event. Hear from international and local speakers, with keynotes from Greg Judy; grazing rancher, USA and Understanding Ag's team Kyle & Stuart from the UK. Alongside talks there are lots of outside activities and demos to take part in.
Thu, 29 AugCookstownJohann Tasker poses audience questions to a panel including very own Bronagh O'Kane, Prof John Gilliland and John McClenaghan. This is a free event but you need to apply to be in the audience. There will be light refreshments.
Past Events
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