The BioFarm 2020 conference is moving online this year. The event which has proved massively popular over the past few years focuses on regenerative, biological and organic agriculture.

Among the international speakers confirmed so far are Allan Savory who will discuss holistic management and the principles of regenerative agriculture.

Christine Jones from Australia spoke at last year’s conference and will focus on soil health, biodiversity and nutrient cycling.

Nicole Master from New Zealand is an independent agroecologist who guides farmers in producing quality food, while also building biological economies.

The event, which is organised by the National Organic Training Skillnet, will run across five days (November 9-13) and will feature live-streamed presentations as well as in-person panel discussions with interactive question and answer sessions from 4:00pm to 8:00pm each day.