Your Ultimate Guide to Cereals - The Arable Event 2024
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​Your Ultimate Guide to Cereals - The Arable Event 2024 As Agricultural Recruitment Specialists, we're excited to attend this year’s Cereals - The Arable Event. Scheduled for the 11th to 12th of June 2024, the event promises to be an exciting and informative gathering for everyone in the agricultural industry. Here’s everything you need to know to make the most out of your visit ..read more
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General Election: A Pivotal Moment for UK Farming Sector
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​As Prime Minister Rishi Sunak calls an early general election for 4th July, the UK's farming sector stands at a crossroads. The outcome of this election is poised to significantly influence agricultural policies and practices, affecting food production and rural life for years to come. For Agricultural Recruitment Specialists, a recruitment agency dedicated to the agri sector, this election is particularly momentous, as the policies of the next government will shape the job market and opportunities within the industry. Election's Impact on Agriculture The election announcement, made by Mr Sun ..read more
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Cultivating Sustainability: Opportunities Through Future Farmer Programme
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​Cultivating Sustainability: Opportunities Through Future Farmer Programme The urgency of adopting sustainable agricultural practices has never been more apparent. As a recruitment agency deeply committed to the agricultural sector, Agricultural Recruitment Specialists is thrilled to share news about an initiative that aligns perfectly with our values and the needs of today’s farmers: The School of Sustainable Food and Farming’s Future Farmer Programme - sponsored by Tesco. In collaboration with Harper Adams University School of Sustainable Food and Farming, Tesco is rolling out the second ite ..read more
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The Impact of the Seasonal Worker Scheme Extension on UK Agriculture
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​ The Impact of the Seasonal Worker Scheme Extension on UK Agriculture ​ The UK government's recent commitment to extend the Seasonal Worker Scheme until 2029 represents a significant and positive development for the agricultural sector. Announced as part of a comprehensive package of measures in anticipation of Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s 'Farm to Fork' summit, this initiative ensures a stable and sustainable future for farming in the UK. At Agricultural Recruitment Specialists, while our focus is on permanent placements, we recognise and appreciate the broader benefits that such a scheme br ..read more
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Clarkson's Farm Returns for Series Three on Prime Video
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​Clarkson's Farm Returns for Series Three on Prime Video A firm favourite with the Agricultural Recruitment Specialists team, the third season of "Clarkson's Farm" is set to premiere on Prime Video, offering fans a look into the challenges of modern British farming through a new trailer. The first part of the season will debut on May 3, with the second part following on May 10. The entire season will be accessible exclusively on Prime Video in over 240 countries. The show continues to follow Jeremy Clarkson and his team, including his partner Lisa Logan, and farmhands Kaleb Cooper, Gerald Coop ..read more
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Unlocking Female Talent: A Strategic Imperative for the Agricultural Sector
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Unlocking Female Talent: A Strategic Imperative for the Agricultural Sector As the UK's agricultural sector confronts an era of unprecedented challenges, its resilience and innovative capacity are being tested like never before. From market volatility and political upheavals to environmental concerns and acute labour shortages, the industry's need to adapt and thrive has never been more pressing. Within this complex landscape, the role of gender diversity, especially the empowerment and inclusion of women in agriculture, emerges as a critical lever for positive change. ​ The Underutilised Pot ..read more
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Pioneering the Future of Sustainable Agriculture Education
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​Pioneering the Future of Sustainable Agriculture Education ​ In episode 7 of AgriCulture Live, we had the pleasure of speaking with Alex Hardie from the School of Sustainable Food and Farming at Harper Adams University. Harper Adams University is advancing agricultural education to address climate change and sustainability challenges. It offers programs that equips students with modern agricultural practices and skills needed to lead the industry. Alex Hardy from the School of Sustainable Food and Farming highlights the university's efforts to attract a diverse range of students, including t ..read more
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A New Dawn in Agri-Tech: How the UK's Unprecedented Agriculture Grant Program Aims to Transform Food Production and Efficiency
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A New Dawn in Agri-Tech: How the UK's Unprecedented Agriculture Grant Program Aims to Transform Food Production and Efficiency ​The agriculture sector is facing monumental challenges, from the effects of climate change to geopolitical tensions impacting food security. With this backdrop, the UK government has announced a groundbreaking initiative that seeks to pivot the narrative towards innovation, efficiency and sustainability in farming. Spearheaded by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, an unprecedented agriculture grant program is set to be unveiled, signalling a robust commitment to advancing Ag ..read more
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Collaboration and Sustainability: The New Frontier in Agriculture
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​Collaboration and Sustainability: The New Frontier in Agriculture The agricultural industry is faced with the dual challenges of ensuring food security and responding to climate change. The insights shared by Sainsbury’s CEO, Simon Roberts, at the 23rd annual City Food & Drink Lecture, underscore the urgent need for a collaborative and sustainable approach to our food system. As recruitment specialists in the agricultural sector, we recognise the vital role of talent and innovation in meeting these challenges head-on. A Call for Collaboration Roberts’ call for closer, long-term partnershi ..read more
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Types of Farm Jobs
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4M ago
Types of Farm Jobs Farm work in the UK can be extremely varied depending on the type of role, location or farm type a person is hired for. This can be what people find appealing about the farming sector as it can suit all kinds of individuals and may not always require any formal qualifications. Farm work can be quite unsociable with long hours, early starts, late finishes and weekend work. Individuals need to be committed and loyal as well as passionate about agriculture.  Types of UK Farms In the UK there are different types of farm broadly split between arable and pastoral (livest ..read more
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