Join us to hear about the work of WRW and the support available for farmers interested in forming Water Abstraction Groups in Worcestershire. Your involvement will help influence the agricultural elements of regional water resources planning into the future.
There could be significant reductions in water available in the future. Abstraction licenses could be removed of severely reduced. What would that mean for your business?
Water Resources West (WRW) are planning for the future and would like to work with the sector to ensure water is available for agricultural use. WRW are keen to promote the development of Water Abstraction Groups, bringing agricultural abstractors together to navigate local water challenges.
Speakers include:
Sarah Faulkner - Environment and Rural Affairs Adviser
Kate Mayne - Faulkner & Mayne Sustainable Agriculture Ltd
Richard Blackwell – Director of Water Resources West
Mark Betson - NFU Water Resources Specialist
How to Register
You can register using the green button on the page (log in may be required)
(please provide your NFU membership number when booking)
Event details
Start Date
13 February 2025 at 14:00
End Date
13 February 2025 at 16:00
Location
Worcestershire YFC Centre, Shires Farm, Hawford, WR3 7SG
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