Summary
The Resilient Farm Roadshow (North) is a practitioner-centred extension initiative delivered by the Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board in 2025, designed to facilitate knowledge exchange among farmers in northern England on soil health and farm resilience. Rather than a formal experimental study, it functions as a structured programme of field visits and case study documentation to mobilise farmer-led learning. The initiative prioritises direct, peer-to-peer knowledge exchange as a mechanism for promoting regenerative and resilience-focused farming practices in the region.
Regional applicability
This initiative is directly relevant to United Kingdom farming practice, specifically targeting northern England. The farmer-led knowledge exchange model addresses regional adoption of soil health and farm resilience principles through peer networks and field-based learning, which aligns with current UK agricultural policy emphasis on sustainable intensification and environmental stewardship.
Key measures
Farmer participation in field visits; case study documentation of on-farm practices; farmer-to-farmer knowledge transfer mechanisms
Outcomes reported
The roadshow documented farmer-to-farmer learning and knowledge exchange on soil health and farm resilience practices. Structured field visits and case studies were used to mobilise practitioner-centred understanding of regenerative and resilience-focused farming approaches.
Funding & declared interests
Funding: AHDB
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