Due to high demand we are organising an additional Soil Health Workshop in Lancashire, which will be kindly hosted by Nat and Roger Marsden at Bucks Farm, near Clitheroe, from Wednesday 11th June - Thursday 12th June.

Nat and Roger breed Luing cattle and Easydam and Cheviot sheep near the Forest of Bowland National Park.

The brothers farm in partnership and have been transitioning into regenerative agriculture for the last five years.

Our Soil Health Workshop in the Cotswolds will be kindly hosted by Adam Henson and Duncan Andrews at Cotswold Farm Park, Wiltshire, from June 9th to June 10th.

Adam is perhaps the best-known farmer in the UK, presenting his own section on BBC’s Countryfile to millions of viewers each Sunday evening.

Adam and his business partner Duncan now jointly run the 650-hectare estate, together with the Cotswold Farm Park, home to over 50 breeding flocks and herds of British rare breed farm animals.

Regenerate Outcomes are excited to be bringing together some leading names in regenerative farming for our Soil Health Workshops this summer.

Each Soil Health Workshop will feature two days of practical insights into growing profits and cutting costs by improving soil health.

Our Soil Health Workshop in Scotland will be kindly hosted by Alex and Jane Brewster at Rotmell Farm, Perthshire, from 5th June - 6th June.

“I wanted resilience everywhere in the business, whether that was financially or environmentally.

“I thought that if there was a slightly different way to do it and I could still make money and be more resilient and not damage the environment, then that was worth exploring.

"We're more resilient to the price changes and the weather extremes. We've reduced nearly all the variable costs, without over sacrificing yield.

“It’s made me feel really excited about the future, because there’s so much more to learn and we’ve only just begun to scratch the surface.”

“As a farmer you tend to be pretty self-reliant, so this message of regenerating your land and becoming more reliant on your own resources and less on external inputs is very attractive.

“Our approach is to work with those who are ready and willing to make changes or experiment. And as long as we can prove that these methods are profitable and pragmatic we believe that people will start to see those results, ask questions and begin to make changes themselves.

“Regenerative agriculture has been a blessing in my life, watching this community of farmers being able to link up and talk about issues and talk about what works on their farm and what doesn't work on another. “

Farmers who join a Regenerate Outcomes project receive targeted mentoring from an expert team of regenerative farmers and soil scientists at Understanding Ag.