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Farming women from across Cornwall came together for a welcoming morning of conversation, connection and peer support.

Global supply pressures and seasonal demand are contributing to increased costs and uncertainty for farmers this spring.

Supporting farmers across West Cornwall to maintain productive, resilient grassland.

Farmers are encouraged to begin early preparations for the upcoming funding round, including securing necessary permissions, engaging with advisors, and attending local workshops to maximise their chances of a successful application.

A welcoming group for people aged 25–45+ in farming across Cornwall to meet, share experiences and build lasting connections.

Farmers and livestock producers are being encouraged to share their views on proposed changes that could introduce new requirements for herd and flock health planning, veterinary reviews and disease control.

We’re looking for friendly volunteers to help us raise awareness and funds during our 25th anniversary year.

Farmers can apply for grants of £1,000–£25,000 to invest in practical equipment that improves efficiency, sustainability, and animal welfare, with applications open from 17th March to 28th April.

Edward attended the Mind Your Head reception at The Farmers Club, supporting Sam Staples’ 142-mile Walk of Hope and sharing a letter to dignitaries on the pressures facing farmers and the importance of farm support groups.

Farm Cornwall hosted hands-on livestock handling and behaviour workshops in February 2026, led by Miriam Parker MBE, to improve animal welfare, on-farm safety, and livestock-friendly handling practices.

Cornish dairy farmers are under pressure as milk prices fall and supply restrictions increase, creating financial challenges and a growing need for support.

Farming families of all ages came together for a practical, friendly day of learning and conversation.

The charity celebrates 25 years of supporting farmers, families, and rural communities across Cornwall.

We recently joined Devon & Cornwall Police and local partners at Blisland Village Hall to discuss ways to protect livestock, raise awareness of under-reported incidents, and highlight new legislation coming into effect next month.

A brief overview of what to expect from the updated scheme, including application timings, changes to available options, and key points to help farmers plan ahead.

Edward will attend a Mind Your Head reception at The Farmers Club on 13th February, hosted by The Farm Safety Foundation, to mark the close of the campaign, celebrate its heroes and launch the new Farming Pledge.

Wendy joins the discussion on the Farm Profitability Review and what it means for local farming businesses.

Louise and Charlie delivered workshops at Duchy College Rosewarne and Stoke Climsland, sharing practical strategies for profitable and sustainable farming.

The event brought local farmers, tractor enthusiasts, and families together for a day of fun, friendly competition, and community spirit.

Edward recently visited St Buryan YFC to share how Farm Cornwall supports farming families and rural communities.