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The Farm Woodland Forum aims to facilitate the generation and exchange of information that supports best practice in and improves opportunities for farming with trees. We are an informal group of farmers, foresters and researchers with a common interest in farming with trees in all its aspects.

The Forum holds annual meetings at which there are presentations to describe the latest research, development and practice related to agroforestry and farming with trees, these meetings include field visits to agroforestry sites. Farm Woodland Forum membership offers the opportunity for members to participate in rich and topical discussions about agroforestry through JISC mail forums. A range of leading organisations in agroforestry are represented through the Farm Woodland Forum including the Soil Association, the Woodland Trust, the Organic Research Centre and many more.

You can discover more about becoming a member of the Forum via the membership page. Get a taste of what the Forum is about by exploring our resources, and look over reports from previous annual meetings in preparation for the next one.

Latest News

2025 International Agroforestry Webinar Series kicks off with insight from the USA

The globe-spanning series of webinars organised by the Farm Woodland Forum begins with a look at the role of technology within agroforestry with examples from the USA.

The webinar is on Tuesday 29th July at 19:00 - 20:30 BST. For further details see the event page.

Join us for the Farm Woodland Forum AGM 2025!

Join us for the Farm Woodland Forum Annual Meeting which will be held over two days on Wednesday 9th and Thursday 10th July in Aberdeenshire.

Lunch and refreshments plus coach travel to and from Glensaugh Farm is included. You can let us know about any dietary requirements when you book your ticket.


Agenda overview: The role of agroforestry in integrated land management

Wednesday 9th July

Farm Woodland Forum Youtube Channel Launched

The Farm Woodland Forum have expanded their media presence with the launch of a new Youtube channel. This is already home to many of our past webinars and plans are in place for additional future content to spread the word about agroforestry and the work within the FWF.