News from The Allerton Project
Take a ‘virtual’ Open Farm Sunday tour- 7th June 2020
This tour last about 35 minutes and explains rare breed sheep, agroforestry, spring beans, shrub habitats and more from the Allerton Project
Agicology Press Conference – Dealing with a Wet Winter!
Today's 'Video Press Conference Event' was the first the Allerton Project has been involved in with our Agricology partners. Richard Smith from Daylesford Organic Farm, Ian Wilkinson from Farm Ed and Cotswold Seeds and Phil Jarvis from the Allerton Project gave an...
Covid -19
Staff are working to government 'stay at home' guidelines where possible. Where we can work, tending crops and livestock, our Allerton Team are following government guidance around social distancing. If you would like to talk to someone about future collaborations or...
FOCUS ON FOOD AND FARMING
These are challenging times, with a virus pandemic affecting both the country and indeed the world's population. Finally a break in the weather and it's all systems go at the Allerton Project. For the first time in 28 years no winter cereals were sown on the farm....
NFU CONFERENCE; FARMING WITHOUT BARRIERS #NFU20
The Allerton Project's Head of Farming, Phil Jarvis, shares his top ten highlights from the 2020 NFU Conference at the ICC in Birmingham. (The usual caveats about typos, grammar and spelling apply.) 1.There is no doubt that the NFU President, Minette Batters, was the...
NEW 2020 ALLERTON TRAINING COURSES
From Conservation management, regenerative farming, integrated pest management, pollinators and climate friendly farming, these practical training course give an insight into a new direction for UK farming. The Allerton Project has over 25 years research and...
