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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.
Nick Eccles of Sudells Farm, Lancashire.
Leading agri-food consultant Martin Collison discusses why farmers and growers are being held back on tech.
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.
Christine Thompson discusses the quick tests you can use to assess the financial health of your farm business.
Christine Thompson discusses the quick tests you can use to assess the financial health of your farm business.
Gary Markham
Gary Markham gives an introduction to several business models and explains why you might change yours.
Claire Eastham talks about her experience setting up a farm business.
Claire looks at how she and her husband Martyn settled on a system that works for them and their land.
Stephen Jacob and Jemma Naish in discussion at Courteenhall Estate, Northamptonshire.
Stephen and Jemma discuss confusion around sustainability and how farmers can learn more on the subject.
Richard Longthorp talks about the benefits of 'professionalising' agriculture and horticulture.
Richard Longthorp outlines how 'professionalisation' can help the industry adapt to ongoing changes.
Ruthie Peterson talking at New Scientist Live 2024.
Ruthie Peterson was representing farming and growing at the huge event celebrating science in UK industry.
Young people can find a career that's right for them with T Levels.
T Level offering for those interested in agriculture and horticulture careers is strengthening as it enters its second year.
The National Libraries for Agri-Food is a valuable resource for farmers and growers looking for new ideas.
The National Libraries for Agri-Food has huge potential to help farmers and growers, says Stephen Jacob.
Stephen Jacob and Jemma Naish discuss why inclusion matters.
Find out how our new Learning Path can help farmers and growers strengthen their teams.
Inclusion can help alleviate some of the labour challenges our industry faces, says beef farmer and TIAH board member Jilly Greed.
By embracing inclusion you build a more sustainable business, says TIAH Board member Jilly Greed.
Tim Papworth
Everyone has their part to play in improving the safety of the industry, says Tim Papworth.
Communication and training are important aspects in fostering a safety-first culture on-farm.
Fran Gallwey, of East Malling Short Courses, offers her tips to improve the culture of safety on-farm.
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