The easiest way to keep up to date with the many, ongoing changes during this agricultural transition period.  Subscribe to the regular Defra blogs that include news and links to further information. The blog is managed by Defra’s Farming and Countryside Programme. The team explains the reforms to agricultural policy in England and share what they’re working on, what they’re learning and how you can get involved.

If you own, or work in an agriculture or horticulture business, TIAH provides tailored advice and practical tools that are needed to help develop skills and lifelong learning.   If you'd like to work in farming or growing, TIAH is the gateway to advice, support, and training you'll need to pursue a rewarding career.

NFYFC’s Smart Farming Guide is a dedicated website for YFC members to help them plan a new rural and farming enterprise.

This online guide was developed by NFYFC in partnership with the Game and Wildlife Conservation Trust (GWCT) to help with career and business planning.

This report shares positive examples of ways young farmers can progress their careers – as well as suggestions on how the industry needs to change to meet their needs. Insights include those from George Dunn, Chief Executive of the Tenant Farmers’ Association (TFA) and Cameron Hughes, Land Use Policy Advisor at the CLA, as well as pieces from Oxbury Bank, Harper Adams University, the NSA, the NFU and the National Parks Partnerships, to name a few.

Lantra’s e-learning courses give you everything you need to boost your skills and progress your career, at a time and place that suits you.

The handbook provides up-to-date, practical advice on business models that could improve productivity and profitability. It will be a valuable resource for those considering next steps for their business. It provides independent information and analysis to inspire and inform options for a full range of business situations.

Information and practical tips drawn from research that AHDB and its partners have funded and delivered.