Farmers Club Journal Winter issue reports a bounce-back in Club activity, including the Borders Tour, Westmorland Show, Henley Regatta, Harvest Festival in London and the Pinnacle Awards. See website + weekly e-Newsletters for latest Club news
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If a wedding isn’t a ‘set piece’ event then we don’t know what is. We must look at all options to reopen events safely without heavily restricted numbers. If pubs can open and sporting events can go ahead, weddings cannot be capped at 15/30 again. #whataboutweddings
One of the solutions? Rapid testing. They are doing it in New York. They had successful pilots in Barcelona with NO social distancing and 1000 guests. Time the UK caught up! @scullyp#whataboutweddings
Spring Farmers Club Journal considers veggie v meat, climate change, consumer needs, supermarket controls, new committee members and rural youth. Sadly, coronavirus means the Club is closed and events have been cancelled. More info at...https://t.co/zfJe9sBcbr
With the obligatory hangover from an excellent evening I also held my first committee meeting and AGM as Chairman of @TheFarmersClub Under 30s. Looking forward to an exciting year and just hoping they don’t get bored of a policy nerds selection of speakers!
Latest Farmers Club Journal profiles new Chairman Allan Stevenson, Lady Rosie Boycott, productivity challenges, future ag policy, RICS champ, golf, Sussex smokery and 2020 event details...
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Another brilliant @oxfordfarming, well done to the whole team! I’ve had fun, learnt lots, met and caught up with some amazing people in the industry. Thank you to @TheFarmersClub for my scholarship position, certainly gathered some speaker ideas for my year as #U30s chair. #ofc20
Autumn Farmers Club Journal features first ever “Food at The Farmers Club” book, plus reports on BCPC Plant Breeding Seminar, the urban disconnect, rural development, our Club to Country initiative and a wide range of Summer Events...
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New genetic techniques to improve farm crops offer much to consumers, processors, the environment and farmers – but will the public accept them? BCPC/Farmers Club seminar Profiting from New Breeding Techniques explored the issues...
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