For 25 years the charity Farm Cornwall has been supporting the farming community across the length and breadth of Cornwall. Over the years Farm Cornwall has built a solid and trusted reputation in helping with financial, farming business, relationship and health issues with over 600 farms supported. That’s one new farm every fortnight! With their deep understanding of the changing and challenging world of farming in Cornwall the charity is committed to meeting the increasingly complex issues facing our industry and those involved in it.

Farm Cornwall is hosting a series of workshops across Cornwall to update farmers on the latest government announcements on grants and funding opportunities for 2026.
The sessions will cover SFI, Capital Grants and FETF, as well as advice on preparing for upcoming scheme application windows. We will also outline other funding opportunities including Farming in Protected Landscapes and Forest for Cornwall.
The workshops will be delivered by Farm Cornwall advisers Louise Davis and Edward Richardson, who will share practical advice and guidance to help farmers navigate the process and prepare for upcoming opportunities.
The workshops are open to anyone who is actively farming. Booking is essential so that we can plan numbers and catering accordingly.
These workshops are free to attend thanks to support from The Royal Countryside Fund, with refreshments provided.
Date: Wednesday 6 May
Time: 7:00pm – 9:00pm
Book here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/1985705707224?aff=oddtdtcreator
Ladies in Wellies invite you to enjoy an evening of live music with the Illegal Eagles at Hall for Cornwall.
This is a chance for women in farming across Cornwall to come together, unwind and enjoy great music in a welcoming and supportive environment. Whether you’re catching up with familiar faces or meeting new ones, these shared experiences help strengthen connections across our community.
As a group, we understand that life in farming can be demanding at times. Events like this offer a valuable opportunity to step away, have fun and support one another, because no one should feel they have to face things alone.