I’ll be kicking off a series of 4 short talks this Friday. Taking a deeper dive into soil health, crop health and soil biology with practical applications. Aimed at farmers in Upper Cherwell but all welcome (subject to space) book free place here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/thames-water…

Spread the word… Neil Fuller along with the dynamic duo of Tim Parton & Nick Woodyatt are joining Aiva Fertiliser Time to Talk around the UK in January discussing all things CARBON No Underground Thinking required so get your tickets at Eventbrite

Wonder how they're going to offset all that? It'll need a lot of land, would be my guess. But how do you get the land market moving? #familyfarmtax

Expect a mini ice age in the next decade! Oh, hold on, FTSE100 increased their emissions by 63Mt last year! Farmers' you need to try harder; maybe we should pay more tax to help!

"The House of Commons actively champions the producing, buying and eating of British food throughout its catering offer wherever possible." parliament.uk/visiting/venue… Albeit subsidised by taxpayers. Can't help thinking MPs, particularly #labour Rachel Reeves Keir Starmer,

#WorldSoilDay soil biology is doing the business on this farm. The answer is biology: what is the question?

Petition: Embed food, farming, and sustainability education into the national curriculum petition.parliament.uk/petitions/7000…

Within the richness of the Amazon lies the remedy to many of the modern problems we've created.

Get to know the speakers talks ahead of the upcoming #TimetoTalk #Carbon sessions in January. First up, it's Tim Parton - Tim Parton, with 'Carbon on the farm'... Tickets are still available here shorturl.at/XxYdL

Get to know the speakers talks ahead of the upcoming #TimetoTalk #Carbon sessions in January. Neil Fuller will be diving into the query 'Why carbon is important to agriculture'... Tickets are still available here shorturl.at/XxYdL

Get to know the speakers talks ahead of the upcoming #TimetoTalk #Carbon sessions in January. Nick Woodyatt returns to the stage with 'Carbon capture and usage'... Tickets are still available here shorturl.at/XxYdL

Get to know the speakers talks ahead of the upcoming #TimetoTalk #Carbon sessions in January. Last on the list of contributors to these sessions, the team will be presenting 'AIVA's approach to carbon' Tickets are still available here shorturl.at/XxYdL

If farmers managed producing food like the rail operators manage their trains , we’d be all having Christmas dinner in January. Absolutely hopeless on a very consistent level; which the only thing they are consistent about.

🌾🦅 Big Farmland Bird Count 2025: Make it a Family Adventure! Save the date: 7–23 February 2025 🗓️ Join us in counting farmland birds and help reverse their 63% decline over the past 50 years. Together, we can protect these vital species and raise awareness of the incredible

“I think we should use the ‘carrot and stick’ approach. You take a carrot, you stick it up his fucking arse, followed by the stick, followed by an even bigger, rougher carrot.“ from “The Thick of It” - Labour farming policy

Myself and my parents are busy working 18 hour days as we get into the thick of lambing and calving, so we don’t have a lot of time for thinking. However, following the most recent overnight blow delivered to our industry by the Labour Government we can’t help but think what the

Jason Mauck The farm inputs industry desperately wants farmers to compare yield, because if you start throwing around "profit" like you are some sort of prophet, the other farmers will question, "hey, you mean I can buy fewer inputs and still make more money? Show me the Money!"

💭 “Is it really a low disease year… or a low yield year?” If you're questioning whether a £60/ha fungicide is the best use of budget this spring, you're not alone. Building crop resilience might pay better than spraying for problems that aren’t there 👉 wix.to/ke0dRKd

New research is starting to quantity the benefits of soil biology when applied to maize as a seed inoculation in semi-arid conditions. This seemed quite relevant at the moment. New blog post: wix.to/v0eJUyx wix.to/uYrRX5d

In a year like this, the better agronomic bet may be to skip or reduce fungicides and instead invest in drought-tolerance and stress resilience via biostimulants. That’s not anti-fungicide — it’s context-driven agronomy. And it’s what systems thinking is all about.