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Mark Measures is retiring from ORC

Mark Measures has been at the forefront of organic farming in the UK for nearly 40 years and has been involved with Elm Farm/Organic Research Centre for most of its existence. Mark was farm manager at Elm Farm and established and headed the Organic Advisory Service at ORC between 1985 and 2000. He also set up IOTA (Institute for Organic Training and Advice. As senior adviser at ORC he has provided input to a large ...

The Case for Local Food

Building better local food systems to benefit society and nature This report from Sustain presents a vision for a revival in localised, nature-friendly food systems, supported by investment in infrastructure, skills and co-ordination, alongside policies that enable these businesses to operate successfully while providing a range of benefits to society. The report provides a comprehensive overview of the evidence to date on the environmental, economic and social benefits of localised food systems. It shows that ...

Countryfile: Devon silvopasture trial

BBC One’s flagship country lifestyle magazine Countryfile will feature the Devon silvopasture research that is planned to last for 12 years and which involves a group of livestock farmers trialling three different silvopasture designs created by the Woodland Trust. The group are an Innovative Farmers field lab with Luke Dale-Harris (FWAG-South West) as the coordinator and ORC’s Lindsay Whistance as the researcher (livestock benefits) and another FWAG-South West person looking at insects. Alongside this, North ...

Podcast: How trees can increase livestock's welfare and productivity

ORC’s Senior Livestock Researcher Lindsay Whistance features on a fascinating recent Regenerative Agroforestry Podcast. Through Lindsay’s extensive knowledge of silvopasture, she enables us to see agroforestry from the animal’s perspective. Trees can provide livestock with shelter, food, medicine and even encourage social interactions between animals. These benefits are not only important to provide livestock with a stimulating and pleasant environment but they also reduce sources of stress and increase the productivity of the herd. The ...

IFOAM UK Groups meet at ORC

Latest on EU Organic Regulation

Multi-agency GM potato objection

ORC joins with others to express concerns over GM potato trial

Call for organic research proposals

Pre-announcement of the CORE Organic Plus call

Organic to blame for hungry Africa

Anti organic speech from Sir David King – let them eat GM.

Oak Award Dinner at Yeo Valley

ORC fundraising dinner - filling up fast

The Wonders of Woodchip

This workshop will explore some of the many practical uses of woodchip on farms