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Latest news

Farming Matters, created in association with the Agricultural Universities Council UK.
Our new course, made with the AUC, offers clear context on how vital our industry is to the country.
Matt Naylor and Stephen Jacob.
Matt's industry leadership and professionalism set to strengthen TIAH's Board.
Download our whitepaper to get an insight into the skills farming and growing needs in the coming 15 years.
Whitepaper details the skills which will be crucial to industry success for the next 15 years.
Research from the University of Warwick shows that farmers and growers will need to develop their skills and learn new ones to be profitable.
University of Warwick report champions training and skills to enable farming and growing to thrive.
Try our online course on making the most of technology, developed in partnership with the UK Agri-Tech Centre.
We've worked with the UK Agri-Tech Centre to develop a course on boosting profitability with agri-tech.
Left to right, Defra Minister Daniel Zeichner, Professor Ken Sloan, Dr. Peter Quinn and Stephen Jacob discussed the future or farming and growing, and how technology and skills would help deliver that.
Project between TIAH, Harper Adams and UK Agri-Tech Centre showcases tech and skills of the future.
Nick and Liz Haines, of Wells Farm, Staffordshire.
Farmers and growers can become a TIAH member for FREE thanks to our partnership with RABI.
Judith Batchelar OBE has taken up the role of Interim Chair of TIAH's Board.
Judith brings a huge amount of experience to TIAH's board, with her expertise aligning with TIAH's mission.
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Farmers and growers are capitalising on the valuable skills former armed forces personnel bring to their workforce.
TIAH will be hosting a panel discussion at LAMMA 2025.
We're excited to host a panel on how armed forces veterans can find rewarding careers in our sector.
We're helping more people find their place in farming and growing careers.
We've launched an innovative new project to help bring more people into farming and growing roles.
Build the skills of your farm team by making the most of TIAH's Group membership offer.
Farm businesses hit by staff shortages encouraged to take advantage of group membership offer.
You can help get agriculture and horticulture better represented in a new National Curriculum.
We're working with partners to get farming and growing at the core of an updated National Curriculum.
Our Careers in the Science Curriculum tool gives teachers a better idea of how they can incorporate real farming and growing roles into their classes.
Our Careers in the Science Curriculum tool is helping science teachers liven up their lessons.
TIAH is supporting 15 more farmers on their career development journey with the OFC Inspire programme.
We're proud to once again support the Oxford Farming Conference Inspire Programme for 2025.
Ruthie Peterson being interviewed by the BBC at Dairy Show 2024.
Ruthie Peterson was interviewed for local and national broadcasts on the sector's recruitment struggles.
Crop technician helping train an apprentice in a protected horticulture environment. Picture: Pixel Shot/Shutterstock.com.
Your thoughts are crucial in developing the skills and knowledge of arable and horticulture apprentices.
The National Libraries for Agri-Food contains thousands of curated reports on scientific developments in farming and growing.
You can win a £50 Amazon voucher by taking part in our survey on the National Libraries for Agri-Food.
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News and blogs

Bronagh Brennan was inspired by her trip to the Oxford Farming Conference, 2026.
Despite the naysayers, OFC showed how skills and confidence can still drive success, says Bronagh Brennan.
There were plenty of reasons for industry optimism at this year's Oxford Farming Conference, says Stephen Jacob.
Stephen Jacob reflects on OFC and how we can all help build a confident, profitable and sustainable industry.
David, Jane and Anne Homer, looking into their farm's succession plan. Picture: TIAH.
We can all benefit from planning the development of our business and our own skills this festive season.
There's a lot of competition for staff, so it's never been more important to consider the four motivating WISH factors that job seekers use when comparing roles.
Our industry can still attract the right people to deliver success, but action is needed, says Martin Collison.
Farming Matters, created in association with the Agricultural Universities Council UK.
Our new course, made with the AUC, offers clear context on how vital our industry is to the country.
Matt Naylor and Stephen Jacob.
Matt's industry leadership and professionalism set to strengthen TIAH's Board.
Nick Eccles of Sudells Farm, Lancashire.
Leading agri-food consultant Martin Collison discusses why farmers and growers are being held back on tech.
Download our whitepaper to get an insight into the skills farming and growing needs in the coming 15 years.
Whitepaper details the skills which will be crucial to industry success for the next 15 years.
Technology is set to continue to be a major factor in the profitability of farms in England.
Embracing technology can be a vital step in improving working practices and driving profits, researchers say.
Research from the University of Warwick shows that farmers and growers will need to develop their skills and learn new ones to be profitable.
University of Warwick report champions training and skills to enable farming and growing to thrive.
Try our online course on making the most of technology, developed in partnership with the UK Agri-Tech Centre.
We've worked with the UK Agri-Tech Centre to develop a course on boosting profitability with agri-tech.
Left to right, Defra Minister Daniel Zeichner, Professor Ken Sloan, Dr. Peter Quinn and Stephen Jacob discussed the future or farming and growing, and how technology and skills would help deliver that.
Project between TIAH, Harper Adams and UK Agri-Tech Centre showcases tech and skills of the future.
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