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Seminar 1
Breaking down access to new markets to cultivate business resilience
Public and private nature markets – A view from the top
With BPS continuing to phase out, there are increasing opportunities for farmers to access new income to cultivate business resilience. Following Defra’s release of its latest Nature Markets Framework, designed to scale up some of these existing markets, this session will focus on helping farmers break down some of the economic and environmental benefits on offer, as well as answering fundamental questions around publicly-funded environmental incentives, such as SFI, CS Plus and ELMS.
Can nature provide an income? Farmer focused case study
This session will provide farmers with a unique insight into the economic opportunities and challenges of nature farming in practice to ask: can nature provide an income?
Novel crops and new markets: Assessing the impact for farmers and resilience
Opportunities are now opening to explore alternative cropping rotations. This session will combine technical expertise and practice to explore how diversifying your crop rotation through accessing novel crops and new markets could be key to boosting farm profitability and resilience.
Seminar 2
Crop nutrition in a changing climate: time to reset or review?
From high prices to environmental considerations, are more farmers being prompted to review or reset their fertiliser strategy? As agriculture strives to achieve its sustainability goals, experts will gather in this roundtable discussion to understand the importance of low carbon crop nutrition, while looking at the future of fertiliser policy in a changing climate.
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"With everchanging climates, technologies and responsibilities, Yara is here to share knowledge and discuss our focus about 'Growing a Nature-Positive Food Future' to support our UK farmers and growers. Join Yara’s Crop Nutrition seminar at CropTec 2023, as we look at introducing impactful changes to our fertiliser products and digital tools."
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Seminar 3
Connecting bold thinkers in a time of change: real stories from boots on the ground
*New for 2023*
Agriculture is in the midst of a period of significant change as a result of increased input costs, changing legislation, and mounting environmental pressures. This session is focused on talking to farmers on the ground to gain their personal insights and hear how they have developed innovative ways to ‘add value’ to their enterprises and help provide growers with the tools they need to navigate the shifting industry.
From a deep dive into the benefits and strategies behind data management, to understanding the transformative journey to regenerative and sustainable farming practices. This session will focus on sharing inspiring stories to help other farm businesses understand the process of change and equip them with actionable advice.
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Seminar 4
Balancing crop protection opportunities and challenges in an environment of change
The face of crop protection is changing rapidly, from banned active ingredients to environmental stewardship obligations. This is leading to increased reliance on plant breeding, and mounting pressures on timely regulatory authorisation for new modes of action.
This forward-thinking session will bring together industry experts to examine the opportunities and challenges presented by the crop protection sector and how they will affect farmers in the field.
From understanding the evolving regulatory and policy framework for the use of crop protection products, to the role of plant breeding in the production of more resilient crops, this focused session will break down what it means in practice to help growers get ahead.