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LEAF Digs Deeper webinars

12th Jun 2026

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Join our monthly online LEAF Digs Deeper webinars, where farmers, innovators, and industry experts come together to tackle the big issues shaping modern agriculture. Each session digs into practical challenges and real-world solutions, from innovation on farm to measuring environmental impact and beyond.

Through lively discussion, case studies, expert insights and the opportunity to have your questions answered live, these sessions show how ideas can be turned into measurable, resilient outcomes. Whether you’re looking for inspiration, guidance, or fresh perspectives, LEAF Digs Deeper webinars explore approaches that really work on the ground and across the supply chain.

Sign up for our next LEAF Digs Deeper webinar: 

LEAF Digs Deeper into Cover Crops & Innovative Sensing Technologies - 10am, Friday 12th June 

 

As farmers look for practical ways to improve productivity while reducing environmental impact, interest in cover crops and precision technologies continues to grow. This LEAF Digs Deeper webinar will bring together on-farm experience and research to explore how innovative approaches to crop and nutrient management can support more resilient, sustainable farming systems.

This LEAF Digs Deeper webinar will explore how winter cover crops and innovative technologies can help make farming more productive and environmentally sustainable.

Drawing on both on-farm insights and research, we will discuss how combining cover crops and innovative sensing technologies can:

  • Improve nutrient use
  • Support soil health
  • Reduce environmental impact

The webinar will also highlight how ADOPT funding is supporting farmer-led innovation through practical, collaborative on-farm research.  We'll introduce a new ADOPT-funded project involving LEAF and some of our Demonstration Farmers, exploring how data from cover crops could help reduce synthetic fertiliser use while maintaining crop yield and quality across five commercial farms in the South of England.