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Oxford Real Farming Conference 2020 Goes global

The Oxford Real Farming Conference has gone global and virtual next year. There will be a huge range of sessions with farmers, growers, activists, policy-makers, researchers and all those who support agroecology, including organic and regenerative agriculture and indigenous systems. The exciting, packed programme is now available here.

Credit: ORFC

Credit: ORFC
Join us at our sessions and many others for the first global, online gathering of the Oxford Real Farming Conference in January 2021! Many Sustain members will be running workshops and talks, and Sustain will have events on trade issues and on farming schemes and more - details to come shortly. 
 
Working with partners around the world, ORFC Global brings together voices from the real food and farming movement across six continents, for what we believe is the first time ever.  This will be a radical, inclusive and inspiring seven-day programme of talks, events and workshops.
 
About the ORFC: Meeting annually in January, with regional events throughout the year, ORFC is a space for people to share their stories, learn from each other and strengthen alliances for a thriving future for real farming in the UK. Its radical and inclusive programme is suggested and run by its participants.
 
Find out more as the programme emerges - and book tickets here.

Published Tuesday 8 December 2020

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