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5 - 7 January 2022 - Oxford & Online


The Oxford Farming Conference

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Scholars' Programme: McDonald's Away Day

The #OFC22 Scholars came together this week for their away day kindly hosted by McDonald's UK. The purpose of the programme is to bring together…

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Food, poverty and farming’s position is the focus of the Oxford Farming Conference’s latest podcast

Co-founder and CEO of First Love Foundation, and National Food Strategy Advisory panel member, Denise Bentley, joined OFC Co-Chair Sarah Mukherjee on…

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International farmers share their experience on the front line of climate change

In the lead up to COP26, the Oxford Farming Conference (OFC) welcomed an international panel and audience at its recent Bitesize webinar ‘Farming on…

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Return of Breaking Barriers Scholarship

Diversity of thought, experience, ideas and people will result in an agricultural industry that is rich and dynamic – but we must ensure that there…

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Gene editing creates potential to protect the nation’s environment, pollinators and wildlife

The following press release was issued by Defra ahead of Environment Secretary George Eustice speaking during the OFC21 Politics Session. PRESS…

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Meet the Director: Andrew Pitts

We caught up with OFC Director Andrew Pitts who is in his final year of a three-year term and will chair the December #OFCBitesize webinar. Tell us…

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SPECIAL OFC Bitesize in partnership with Defra

Environment Secretary George Eustice MP to set out roadmap for the transformation of farm support, live from #OFCBitesize on Monday (30 Nov). WATCH…

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New Directors for the Oxford Farming Conference

The Oxford Farming Conference (OFC) has announced three new Directors to join the board from January 2022. Bringing a wide range of skills and…

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Government joins OFC to unveil path to sustainable farming from 2021

The Oxford Farming Conference #OFCBitesize has hosted Environment Secretary George Eustice today, as he annouced a roadmap for the future of farm…

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Oxford Farming Conference strengthens its board

The Oxford Farming Conference (OFC) has appointed four new Directors for a three-year term running from the 2022 to the 2024 conference. The…

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Oxford Farming Conference is set to Inspire with a new bursary programme.

The Oxford Farming Conference (OFC) will deliver an exciting new programme for individuals who demonstrate leadership potential and have never…

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New team at the top

Pictured: Barbara Bray, Food Safety Consultant and Nutritionist We are delighted to announce that three new directors and a new chairman have been…

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Meet the 2020 OFC Emerging Leaders

Twenty-nine young leaders from across the UK have been selected to join the Oxford Farming Conference’s (OFC) 2020 Emerging Leaders Programme. Picked…

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Scholars' Programme: McDonald's Away Day

The #OFC22 Scholars came together this week for their away day kindly hosted by McDonald's UK. The purpose of the programme is to bring together…

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Return of Oxford Farming Conference Breaking Barriers Scholarship

The Oxford Farming Conference (OFC), in partnership with McDonald’s UK, is delighted to announce the return of the successful Breaking Barriers…

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Apply for the OFC Breaking Barriers Scholarship

The Oxford Farming Conference (OFC) has teamed up with McDonald’s UK to encourage diversity and inclusion in farming through the launch of a new…

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Agri-Tech Centres Barclays Bank  Birketts LLP CAAV Eden Search & Select Fendt Fera Food, Farming and Countryside Commission Frank Parkinson Agricultural Trust Map of Ag Marks & Spencer McDonald's NFU Roythornes Savills Syngenta The Prince’s Countryside Fund Thrings TIAH Trinity AgTech UKRI

REGISTER FOR OUR NEXT BITESIZE - 4 November 2021 - Resilient Leadership

Good leadership can influence a business, its people, and the way it is perceived by the industry. It can define the direction, inspire a vision and create a positive culture for all involved. But what does good leadership look like and how has it changed over the years? What skills and experience do leaders need to be resilient now and in the future, in particular during this turbulent time within agriculture.What are the qualities of a good leader? During our final Bitesize of 2021, we partner with the Global Farmer Network to hear from three leaders from different parts of the world,

12pm to 1pm

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