Join this short webinar for practical ideas on reducing reliance on bought in nitrogen, improving soil health, and better nutrient decisions

There are lots of discussions around Scope 3 greenhouse gas emissions from nutrient inputs, but for most farmers, the real questions are:

• How do I keep costs under control?
• How do I reduce reliance on bought in nitrogen?
• What can I realistically do on farm now?

With fertiliser markets volatile on price and availability, many businesses are looking for ways to become more efficient and less exposed to risk. For many farms, bought in nutrients are not only a major source of emissions, but also one of the biggest input costs and vulnerabilities.

This webinar focuses on practical steps you can take now to build a system that is lower cost, lower risk, and lower emissions.

Join Soil Association Farming Advisor Karen Fisher and guest speaker Will Marris (Terra Farmers) for a discussion on:

• Improving nutrient efficiency through better soil health
• Smarter planning and decision-making
• Making the most of slurry, manure, legumes and on-farm resources
• Reducing reliance on bought-in nitrogen
• Exploring emerging lower-emission nutrient options

We will also reflect on how organic farming has decades of practical experience using many of these approaches.

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Agenda

12:30 – Welcome & introductions

12:35 – Lower cost, lower risk, lower carbon (Karen Fisher)
A plain-English look at Scope 3, fertiliser risk, rising input costs, and where farmers can take back control.

12:45 – Practical insights from the field (Will Marris)
Real-world examples of improving nutrient efficiency, reducing bought-in nitrogen, precision use, and alternative products.

13:00 – Questions & discussion

13:15 – Key takeaways & close

This webinar is part of our ground-breaking Farm to Fork Partnership between Ocado Retail and Soil Association which has been established to help transform the way we eat, farm and care for our natural world.

Join this short webinar for practical ideas on reducing reliance on bought in nitrogen, improving soil health, and better nutrient decisions

There are lots of discussions around Scope 3 greenhouse gas emissions from nutrient inputs, but for most farmers, the real questions are:

• How do I keep costs under control?
• How do I reduce reliance on bought in nitrogen?
• What can I realistically do on farm now?

With fertiliser markets volatile on price and availability, many businesses are looking for ways to become more efficient and less exposed to risk. For many farms, bought in nutrients are not only a major source of emissions, but also one of the biggest input costs and vulnerabilities.

This webinar focuses on practical steps you can take now to build a system that is lower cost, lower risk, and lower emissions.

Join Soil Association Farming Advisor Karen Fisher and guest speaker Will Marris (Terra Farmers) for a discussion on:

• Improving nutrient efficiency through better soil health
• Smarter planning and decision-making
• Making the most of slurry, manure, legumes and on-farm resources
• Reducing reliance on bought-in nitrogen
• Exploring emerging lower-emission nutrient options

We will also reflect on how organic farming has decades of practical experience using many of these approaches.

________________________________________

Agenda

12:30 – Welcome & introductions

12:35 – Lower cost, lower risk, lower carbon (Karen Fisher)
A plain-English look at Scope 3, fertiliser risk, rising input costs, and where farmers can take back control.

12:45 – Practical insights from the field (Will Marris)
Real-world examples of improving nutrient efficiency, reducing bought-in nitrogen, precision use, and alternative products.

13:00 – Questions & discussion

13:15 – Key takeaways & close

This webinar is part of our ground-breaking Farm to Fork Partnership between Ocado Retail and Soil Association which has been established to help transform the way we eat, farm and care for our natural world.

Join this short webinar for practical ideas on reducing reliance on bought in nitrogen, improving soil health, and better nutrient decisions

There are lots of discussions around Scope 3 greenhouse gas emissions from nutrient inputs, but for most farmers, the real questions are:

• How do I keep costs under control?
• How do I reduce reliance on bought in nitrogen?
• What can I realistically do on farm now?

With fertiliser markets volatile on price and availability, many businesses are looking for ways to become more efficient and less exposed to risk. For many farms, bought in nutrients are not only a major source of emissions, but also one of the biggest input costs and vulnerabilities.

This webinar focuses on practical steps you can take now to build a system that is lower cost, lower risk, and lower emissions.

Join Soil Association Farming Advisor Karen Fisher and guest speaker Will Marris (Terra Farmers) for a discussion on:

• Improving nutrient efficiency through better soil health
• Smarter planning and decision-making
• Making the most of slurry, manure, legumes and on-farm resources
• Reducing reliance on bought-in nitrogen
• Exploring emerging lower-emission nutrient options

We will also reflect on how organic farming has decades of practical experience using many of these approaches.

________________________________________

Agenda

12:30 – Welcome & introductions

12:35 – Lower cost, lower risk, lower carbon (Karen Fisher)
A plain-English look at Scope 3, fertiliser risk, rising input costs, and where farmers can take back control.

12:45 – Practical insights from the field (Will Marris)
Real-world examples of improving nutrient efficiency, reducing bought-in nitrogen, precision use, and alternative products.

13:00 – Questions & discussion

13:15 – Key takeaways & close

This webinar is part of our ground-breaking Farm to Fork Partnership between Ocado Retail and Soil Association which has been established to help transform the way we eat, farm and care for our natural world.

Lower Costs, Lower Carbon: Practical Nutrient Use Tickets, Tuesday 14 July  •  12:30 PM – 1:15 PM GMT+1 | Eventbrite