Celebrating 10 years of helping farmers profit from pasture - and preparing livestock businesses for success in the decade ahead.

Join us at Park Farm for a practical afternoon focused on grazing management, resilience and profitable farm businesses.

Hear directly from farmers who have developed lower-input, pasture-based systems, compare practical approaches to grazing, infrastructure and business planning, and explore how livestock farms can adapt to drought, wet weather, cost pressure and tighter margins.

You will leave with practical ideas around:

making grazing systems easier to manage;

improving pasture utilisation and livestock performance;

building greater resilience to extreme weather;

using better planning and information to improve profitability;

reducing labour pressure and key-person dependency;

preparing the business for the next 10 years.

Refreshments are included.

About the Host Farm

Joshua Gay and family farm around 1,400 acres across sheep, suckler cattle, dairy beef and arable enterprises. The system continues to evolve around better use of grass, livestock and existing resources, including bale grazing and outwintering. Diversificaitons inlcude award winning farm shop and catering business plus pumpkin picking.

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