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The Low Carbon Agriculture Theatre brings together leading farmers, innovators, policymakers and sustainability experts for two days of practical insight, discussion and inspiration. Across a packed programme of panels and technical sessions, you’ll explore real-world solutions that help farms cut emissions, improve resilience, boost profitability and prepare for a low carbon future.

From regenerative farming and small-scale AD, to future fuels, grid connections, carbon removal and the latest renewable energy opportunities, each session is designed to give you clear takeaways you can apply back on the farm. Whether you’re just beginning your sustainability journey or already driving change on your land, the theatre provides the tools, strategies and industry knowledge to support your next steps.

Join us to discover what’s possible, challenge current thinking, and connect with experts who are shaping the future of low carbon agriculture.

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14 Jan 2026
  1. Regenerative farming is becoming a key priority in agriculture, focusing on soil health and biodiversity to build long-term resilience. But farmers can't be environmentally sustainable if they're operating at a loss. This panel brings together farmers and industry experts to discuss what's working, what isn't, and practical ways to make regenerative farming pay.

    Sponsored by

    Your Eco

  2. Explore how small-scale anaerobic digestion can create on-farm energy, cut waste, and boost income. This session will  share practical insights on setting up AD systems, overcoming common challenges, and making the numbers stack up for smaller operations.
  3. This session will highlight the latest developments in low-emission vehicles and alternative fuels for farming, showcasing innovations in clean energy and engine technology — including hydrogen, methane, and other emerging fuel options.
  4. Join us for an engaging panel discussion exploring how comprehensive energy modelling can deliver on-farm efficiency and sustainability by integrating solar, battery storage, and low-emission technologies.  Our expert panel will share practical strategies for setting up renewable energy systems to reduce costs, improve resilience and demonstrate how working with retailers and the supply chain can support achieving net-zero targets.
  5. Join us at Low Carbon Agriculture for a special session featuring the Farmers Guardian podcast with Lord Bamford, exploring JCB’s engineering journey and its investment into hydrogen technology. After the recording, take part in a live Q&A with interviewer Toby Whatley and JCB engineer Tom Beamish, offering insights into innovation, machinery development and the future of british farming
15 Jan 2026
  1. This session asks whether today's focus on carbon emissions is causing us to lose sight of the bigger picture — from health and nutrition to education, public understanding, bioenegy and on-farm biodiversity. Our panel will join the dots between these priorities and explore how improving eco-literacy across farming, supply chains and the wider public can support a more balanced and resilient approach to sustainability.
  2. A practical look at the future of network capacity, connection reforms, and system upgrades. This session equips farmers and landowners with the latest insights to help plan new developments, low-carbon projects, and infrastructure investments.
  3. Focusing on growth and working collaboratively to develop new renewables (PPA backed), repower older renewables (PPAs in an age of no more subsidy) and utilising schemes such as Licence Exempt Supply to support renewable energy projects. 

    Sponsored By

    Good Energy

  4. Discover practical ways to capture and reduce greenhouse gas emissions on farm — from emerging technologies like biochar and enhanced weathering materials to agroforestry and peatland restoration. This session explores the tools, techniques, and opportunities to lower your carbon footprint while supporting productivity.
  5. Dairy farmer and content creator Richard Wheelwright joins SolaX Power UK’s Mani Soogumbur to share how a West Yorkshire robotic milking unit tackled £3–4k monthly electricity bills using a 200 kW solar array, SolaX Aleio inverters and battery storage.

    Expect honest numbers, practical lessons, and the key questions every high-use farm should ask.

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