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Click on the pages below for audio recordings and slides of the 2016 sessions:
Better jobs and better farming
Soil health without breaking the bank
UK food sovereignty: Building a movement that wins
Raising cattle and sheep just on pasture – it can be done!
Retail the missing link in scaling up
Can migrants form the next generation?
Creating a national food policy
True cost accounting in food and farming
Mobilising for agroecology in the U.K.
Synthetic Biology: The latest assault on agriculture
A new rural manifesto: Equality in the countryside
Game changer: Organic vs conventional food
The corruption of agricultural science
Changing diets, changing fields
The international context: experiences from La Via Campesina
Urban agriculture and community farming
Care Farming: good for people, good for farms
The case against intensive livestock production
Biopesticides under the microscope
This land is whose land: A history of land access in the UK
Funding real farming: where’s the money?
Let them eat cake: The right to food
Home-grown protein – testing the options
The dairy crisis: are microdairies the solution?
Strengthening the peoples’ markets
How can we win the war on words on GM?
Wildlife on farms: why should we care?
Low-input dairying: how less can be more
Community Supported Agriculture in the UK
How to scale up and replicate a successful enterprise
Sustainable Intensification vs Mixed Farming
Agroforestry: what it is and why it’s needed
Access to land and Land for our food (film)
Community Supported Agriculture in Europe
What does good welfare look like
Rural and urban: building bridges
The College for real farming and food culture
The role of local authorities in securing access to land
Trees and woods: potential allies in livestock farm productivity?
