Farm491’s May 2025 Newsletter
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Our May newsletter is out now. Be sure to check your inbox to find out all our latest news and events! Not already subscribed? Sign up here to conveniently receive ...
On Thursday 24 April 2025, we were delighted to host our monthly ‘Croissants & Questions’ business breakfast at Farm491, in collaboration with The Growth Hub Cirencester, on the Royal Agricultural ...
Last week saw the first of our Farm491 ‘Open Mic’ lunchtime discussions, designed to bring the business and academic community together around a topic of interest, to form a better ...
Our April newsletter is out now. Be sure to check your inbox to find out all our latest news and events! Not already subscribed? Sign up here to conveniently receive ...
Farm491 enjoyed another successful ‘Croissants & Questions’ business breakfast on Thursday 27 March 2025. We were delighted to welcome Professor Nicola Cannon, Professor of Agriculture at the Royal Agricultural University; ...
On 18 March 2025, Farm491 hosted the Royal Agricultural University’s Defra Land Use Consultation workshops with LUNZ Hub at the Alliston Centre. The Government has launched a national conversation about ...
Farm491 was delighted to attend and support the sell-out Cotswold Regenerative Agriculture Conference at the Royal Agricultural University on 4 March 2025. Rebecca Waite, CEO of Cotswolds National Landscape, opened ...
Farm491 was delighted to host its first business breakfast of the year on 27th February 2025 at the Royal Agricultural University (RAU), continuing its popular ‘Croissants and Questions’ monthly series. ...
A company which supports regenerative food production methods through unique partnerships with farmers, foresters, and landowners has been announced as the winner of the Royal Agricultural University’s (RAU) inaugural Farm491 ...
A top-level judging panel, including Henry Dimbleby and Baroness Young of Old Scone, has been announced for the Royal Agricultural University’s innovative Farm491 Challenge Prize competition. The Challenge Prize, a ...