Our monthly webinar programme explores all aspects of net zero in the UK agri-food system with leading movers and shakers.

Expect deep and varied insight from across the sector, including farmers, scientists, researchers, policy analysts, community leaders, retailers, politicians, businesses and health professionals.

The series is put together by Knowledge Exchange Fellow, Jez Fredenburgh, and Co-Lead, Prof Neil Ward. If you’d like to suggest a webinar topic or speaker, please get in touch with Jez or Neil via the team pages. 

Not got time to watch one of our webinars, or just want to read the key information instead? Our written briefings pull out the main points. 

Based on our monthly webinar programme with speakers at the top of their game in the UK agri-food system, our written briefings are a way to quickly get to grips with the key points and details that were presented. We’re gradually building this bank of briefings up, so if you’ve spotted a webinar but not a briefing to go with it, check back later or get in touch with our Knowledge Exchange Fellow, Jez Fredenburgh.

We’ve curated what we think are the most essential research reports on the UK agri-food system, net zero, and related topics.

We keep a close eye on the latest and most relevant research into transforming the UK agri-food system.

Here you’ll find reports, papers and briefings we think are most relevant and essential reading on our key research areas related to net zero, including; land management, land use, productivity, food security and trade, behaviour change, circular systems, and healthy and sustainable diets.

How can we create a more climate-friendly UK food system? Listen to our podcast as it explores this complicated topic. 

In each episode we meet the people trying to figure this out, their latest research and discuss the big issues the country will have to wrestle with in doing so. The podcast is hosted by Jez Fredenburgh, our Knowledge Exchange Fellow, based at the Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research at the University of East Anglia.

Each month the AFN Network+ newsletter brings you an update on what is happening across the Network and beyond. Each issue includes a mix of news, webinars, funding opportunities, events and more.