Postponed : AFCP Forum on Management of oilseed rape diseases and pests
Due to the current COVID-19 outbreak and restrictions, this event will not take place on 16th April. The AFCP and the University of Hertfordshire hope that this event will be able to take place at a rearranged date.
This will feature work funded by charities and others and provide an opportunity to learn about current developments in disease and pest management.
See full programme.
If you would like to present a poster, please also send the title to Graham Jellis.
AFCP Annual Forum:- 'Education - the essential farming and foodchain input' took place in November 2019.
Education in farming and food production is vital for the future of the industry and the Forum provided the opportunity to hear about the many ways that our sector is inspiring and involving children and young people to learn about farming and the foodchain – and to hear about the exciting new research into producing more food in ways that will also benefit our planet.
Presentations are available here.
AFCP Student Forum - April 2019 at University of Reading
Many thanks to all who presented and attended this very successful event, giving agrifood students a chance to meet their peers and industry colleagues, and learn more about the broad scope of the work being undertaken in the wider agricultural field. Thanks too to University of Reading for hosting the day.
Thirty AFCP Charity funded students attended to make presentations or participate in the poster session. Many of the posters are available here.
AFCP Newsletters
Read our most recent Newsletter and archived items are also available. To sign up for AFCP newsletter, please contact [email protected].
Hartpury are planning the official opening of the new Agri-tech Education Centre on 12th February 2020 - this centre will provide farmers, students and organisations with access to the latest commercial technology and innovative ideas, which will be available commercially across the beef, sheep and dairy sectors. More information here and here.
AFCP Eastern Region Soils Event took place in March 2019. See presentations from some of our charity funded students, NIAB, AHDB and Morley on soil research topics.
for more information of AFCP activities and achievements
AFCP was registered as a company limited by guarantee in February 2008 and became a registered charity in June 2015. The Board and its Directors and advisors represent a range of charities and organisations from across the UK. See About Us.
Agrifood Charities Partnership is a Company limited by Guarantee 6510709 and is a Registered Charity No. 1162177 Registered Office: The Bullock Building, University Way, Cranfield MK43 0GH
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