In January, the Oxford Real Farming Conference (ORFC) brought together a dynamic array of farmers, academics, policymakers, and activists to explore actionable solutions to some of agriculture’s most pressing challenges. Here, we reflect on the key themes and takeaways from the 16th ORFC.
As we embark on a new year, it’s a perfect time to reflect, plan, and set a course for building resilience in the agricultural sector. With the landscape evolving rapidly, there’s never been a better moment to align your farm’s goals with the opportunities ahead.
As 2024 comes to an end, it feels like the perfect moment to pause, reflect, and appreciate how far we’ve come. For the land sector—and for Land App—it’s been a year of transformation. So, let’s take a look at the journey we’ve been on together and what lies ahead.
November 1st marked the close of COP16, the 2024 meeting of the Convention on Biological Diversity. Sometimes referred to as the “Biodiversity COP”, it seeks to reach international agreement, consensus and collaboration on reversing the global decline in biodiversity.
At COP16 this year, the urgency to tackle biodiversity loss was clear. With the ambitious “30 by 30” target—preserving 30% of the planet for nature by 2030—we’re not just facing an environmental challenge but a systemic one.
On Wednesday 30th October, the first labour budget for 15 years was announced. Here, Comms Lead Tristan O’Leary explores the announcements that were made, as well as some of the wider implications…
As we move into October, I find myself reflecting on the vital role that collaboration and partnerships play in the land management and conservation sectors.
As we move into autumn, the shift in seasons feels like a natural time to pause, reflect, and prepare for what’s ahead. For many farmers, including myself, this moment in the calendar brings a subtle shift from the long, and at times frantic, hours of daily farm work to more strategic thinking about the future.
As we close out another month at Land App, I’ve been reflecting on the ongoing conversations about the vital importance of resilience in farming, a topic that feels more relevant now than ever.
“Supply chain transparency”, “risk analysis” and “nature reporting” are terms used with increasing frequency across corporations with large and complex supply chains. But what do they really mean, and why is it important?
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