OFC22 Bitesize & Conference

OFC22

It’s time to return to Oxford.

The Oxford Farming Conference (OFC) has launched its programme for the 2022 event which will return to the Examination Halls…

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OFC Co-Chairs
Keeping you safe at OFC 2022
Inspire
Oxford Farming Conference Inspire bursary delegates revealed
Farming's Future Workforce
Is automation the future of farming’s workforce?
Denise Bentley
Food, poverty and farming’s position is the focus of the Oxford Farming Conference’s latest podcast
Martin
International farmers share their experience on the front line of climate change
Scholars Programme
Return of Breaking Barriers Scholarship
Sheep
Are family farms fit for the future?
Jenna Ross
The importance of education and upskilling should never be underestimated
OFC bitesize
Oxford Farming Conference to bring back successful ‘bitesize’ webinars
Will Evans - OFC Director
What do you think a farmer looks like?
Frank Parkinson Agricultural Trust
In conversation with the Frank Parkinson Agricultural Trust
Barbara Bray
In the limelight - Sustainable Food Production
Sarah Mukherjee
Farming will need every tool in the box to face the enormous challenges to come
OFC Co-Chairs Barbara Bray and Sarah Mukherjee
Oxford Farming Conference makes history with new Co-Chairs

OFC2022 - 5 to 7 January - Routes to Resilience

The 2022 Oxford Farming Conference, Routes to Resilience, will be co-chaired by Barbara Bray MBE and Sarah Mukherjee MBE and will be held from 5 to 7 January 2022. The event will embrace a hybrid model with the opportunity for you to attend the live conference in Oxford, enjoying the stunning venues and social activities, or from the comfort of your home via our digital package.

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