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  Balancing sustainable food production and energy security takes centre stage at Low Carbon Agriculture Show 2023
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  The next Low Carbon Agriculture Show will take place on 7th – 8th February 2023 at the National Agricultural Exhibition Centre (NAEC), Stoneleigh, to help farmers and landowners to rise to the challenge of producing more domestic, climate friendly food and energy, with fresh exciting content for 2023.
With continued price volatility in fertiliser, energy and inputs, rising food prices and renewed focus on the environment, the show will provide a pragmatic approach to these pressing issues, with advice that cuts through the noise to deliver realistic advice and productive discussion.
One Show. Four Expos. Over 100 expert speakers
The Low Carbon Agriculture show includes 4 dynamic, content-led Expos, with leading technology and service suppliers accompanied by innovations in farm technology and a cutting-edge conference and workshop programme, in which key industry figures will provide insight and practical guidance on achieving net zero and creating a profitable and sustainable future for agricultural and rural communities.
 Farms facing high energy costs, despite the recent Energy Bill Relief Scheme announced by the government, are being encouraged to optimise renewable energy assets as a way of cutting costs.
Whether it’s adding to existing schemes, looking at energy saving, or diversifying into new green energy projects, farmers will find no better event for practical expert advice on each renewable energy type. Energy Now Expo features an exhibition, a multi-streamed conference, a policy workshop, a debate on ‘achieving net zero in agriculture’ and more.
And NEW for 2023, we have an exclusive ‘Biomass Connect’ zone, where farmers can learn about the growing investment in biomass, and the opportunities available to farmers in this sector.
Environmental Business Expo conference sessions will deliver engaging discussions on what a sustainable future in agriculture looks like, bringing clarity to farmers in an uncertain time of transition in UK farming.
NEW conference sessions include enhancing biodiversity, transitioning to regenerative farming systems, and niche crops, alongside already popular sessions, such as carbon farming, and soil health, among other pressing topics.
Farms will become key players in the generation and supply of renewable electricity and fuel in rural areas and the Low Emissions Vehicles Expo will showcase the latest advances to capitalise on.
Featuring an exhibition seminar sessions, and a demo area, where visitors can see ground-breaking technology which will transform our transport networks.
The countryside is a key driver of future innovation, where we will see major breakthroughs from the rural economy.
In the Farm Technology Expo, trailblazers will display the latest innovations in technology and design to boost productivity, improve land management and protect the environment.
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