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The Future of British Farming Online Conference | Streamed Live Thursday 15th October 2020
COVID 19 Policy Update: We are planning to deliver a number of conferences and forums across the UK this Autumn. Events will be streamed live to ensure that you have the opportunity to network, connect and share practice with speakers and colleagues, whether you will be attending in person or joining online.
Join key stakeholders for Westminster Insight's timely Future of British Farming Conference, as you'll examine the policy landscape, the likely implications of Brexit and the Agriculture Bill.
Confirmed Speakers:
• Patrick Holden CBE, Director, Sustainable Food Trust
• Jonathan Baker, Head of Programme Policy and Strategy, Defra
• John Powell, Head of Environmental Land Management Tests and Trials Team, Defra
• Liz Bowles, Director of Farming, Soil Association
• Andrew Griffiths, Head of Value Chain Sustainability, Nestle UK&I
• Susie Stannard, Customer Insight Manager, AHDB
Why Attend?
• Explore the UK's trading relationships post-Brexit: developing new markets for trade and understanding the produce requirements for new territories
• Assess changing consumer trends in the food sector: reviewing market signals such as the rise of vegetarianism and veganism and identifying potential market disruptors such as lab-grown meat and insects as a source of protein
• Harmonise agriculture and environmentalism: understanding the benefits of sustainability to farm survival while mitigating business risk
• Harness emerging technologies to increase productivity: exploring the economic benefits to the use of technologies such as robotics, GPS guidance, remote sensing and camera recognition
• Highly intuitive and interactive platform to keep you involved throughout the event.
Conference details:
Thursday 15th October 2020
09:30 - 15:45
Central London
View the agenda: <https://environment-insight.com/event/3455/DLYYZO-3338168>
Book your place: <https://environment-insight.com/booking/3455/DLYYZO-3338168>