Our Farms

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Since 2015, the Farming Connect Our Farms network, with support from sector specific industry experts, have been trialling and implementing more efficient, sustainable and profitable ways of managing their businesses.

The network includes 220 farms across Wales who are involved in different types of on-farm trails and projects focusing on innovation and new technologies to help them and other Welsh farms reach net zero by 2050, and to build both resilience and sustainability amid a changing climate.

Find out more about some of the farms involved in the network in the below video:

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| News
Deputy First Minister congratulates Lantra Cymru Awards nominees at ceremony celebrating excellence in skills development and lifelong learning
16 January 2026 Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Secretary for Climate Change and Rural Affairs,…
| Podcasts
Episode 126 - Avian Influenza and poultry shed lighting
Welcome to another chance to catch up on a Farming Connect webinar recorded in November 2025. In…
| News
Study shows how apparent pre-mowing benefits don’t apply to all grazing systems
17 December 2025A farm-based study in Wales shows that pre-mowing the grazing platform delivers no…
| Podcasts
Episode 125- Farming Connect Our Farms: Woodland, biodiversity, and carbon insights
Join the specialists from the Farming Connect team as they pull back the curtain on the crucial…

Events

26 Jan 2026
Animal Health Improvement in your Beef herd within the SFS
Llangennith
Workshop attendees will learn about the steps of the...
27 Jan 2026
The Smart Crop Nutrition Roadshow: Joint with AHDB
Casnewydd / Newport
This event will show how targeted nutrition, nutrient...
29 Jan 2026
All things maize - improving the sustainability credentials of maize
Abergwaun / Fishguard
Jonathan Evans at Berry Hill farm grows maize to feed...
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