Welcome to the Nottinghamshire county page - the place for members to discover what's happening where you are with branch activity, meetings and a whole host of events.
The Big Farm Tea Break
Date
24 - 30 March 2025
Spring is the time of year on a farm when it seems everywhere you look there is a job waiting. Lambing, calving and tractor work all add to the pressure, it’s easy to feel there is no time to breathe.
Due to this pressure, we miss out on visits to the local shops, markets, Young Farmers or the pub. Those communities we are part of are still there and keen to always be there for you.
It’s amazing how stopping for a conversation puts everything into perspective for you and people around you.
So, during the Big Farm Tea Break, let’s all come together as a community.
Lynda and Andy wish they could have had the chance to say the right words at the right time. They can’t but you can.
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No one in the rural community should feel isolated or alone.
Do you want help navigating agricultural policy changes including help with understanding ELMs and SFI (Sustainable Farming Incentive)?
If you’re an owner-occupied or tenant farm in England that received BPS, The Royal Countryside Fund’s Farm for the Future programme is in its final year, offering a last chance for free support which includes a 1-2-1 session with a consultant to talk about your farm.
Its online workshops can be joined from the comfort of your own home via Zoom to help you and your farm business navigate policy changes and become more resilient and sustainable.
Call for Participants: Advancing Fairness in the UK Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Sector – University of Leicester
Are you into fresh fruit and or vegetable cultivation in the UK? University of Leicester are conducting a study on advancing fairness in fresh fruit and vegetable sector and would love to hear from you!
Participation in the study involves farmers who are into the cultivation of fresh fruits and vegetables in the UK and who are suppliers to large retailers in the UK.
All data collected will be handled with the utmost confidentiality and anonymity based on University of Leicester's guideline and used solely for academic purposes.
Calling all golfers, formed over FOREty years ago, Nottinghamshire NFU golf Society currently have matches each year against Lincolnshire, Leicestershire and Yorkshire NFU Societies. We also have four quarterly meetings at various courses around the county.
We are looking to recruit new golfing members from the Farming or Country loving communities to join this friendly society. Golfers of all standards would be very welcome.
Their 2024 AGM and Winter Meeting is on 4 November at Newark Golf Club.
Please contact Iwan Jenkins on 07795 414778 if you would like to join us or have any questions about the group.
Newark Branch have the following member event:
NFU vs YFC Quiz
Come along and test your knowledge, light supper provided.
Bar will be available to purchase drinks.
Date
24 April 2025.
Venue & Timings
7pm start at The Crown Inn, Main Street, Bathley, NG23 6DA.
Booking
For more information and to register contact the branch on 01636 705663 or email newark@nfumutual.co.uk
Nottinghamshire Farm Safety & Rural Crime Event
In attendance will be:
Notts Fire Service
Notts Rural Crime Team
Phil Smith Risk Management Services
FCN
Gary Godden, Nottinghamshire Police & Crime Commissioner
BASIS and NRoSO points have been applied for.
Date
1 May 2025
Venue & Timings
9am until 4pm at NFU Mutual Eakring, Savile Court NG22 0BL
More information to follow including how to register
Event details
Start Date
12 December 2024 at 12:00
End Date
11 December 2025 at 12:00
Location
Various locations and times
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