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The Agricultural Industries Confederation (AIC) welcomes the announcement of a Land Use Framework for England.

AIC’s team are constantly engaging with industry and stakeholders, the following list highlights this coming week’s key meetings.

AIC Members, Participants and non-Members can still sign up for the AIC Principles of HACCP for Agri-Food course Level 2 online training course.

As part of National Careers Week, AIC are proud to celebrate the journey of the AIC's Future Forum - a group championing the future of agriculture and helping the next generation understand just how dynamic and essential our industry truly is.

AIC’s team are constantly engaging with industry and stakeholders, the following list highlights this coming week’s key meetings.

Farm Carbon Toolkit has developed Farm Carbon Training, a new on‑demand, modular training course, launching later this month.

New analysis from the Met Office shows that the UK’s winter of 2025–26 was notably wet, mild, and shaped by a strong and persistent jet stream, continuing a longer‑term trend towards wetter winters.

The Agricultural Industries Confederation (AIC) is marking the 20th anniversary of the Fertiliser Industry Assurance Scheme (FIAS), launched in 2006 to strengthen fertiliser security, safety and traceability across the UK supply chain.

We outline all confirmed AIC Members only and Participant webinars taking place over the coming weeks.

AIC has released a two‑part special of The AIC Podcast exploring the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) and what it means for UK agriculture and supply chains.

AIC’s team are constantly engaging with industry and stakeholders, the following list highlights this coming week’s key meetings.

AIC’s team are constantly engaging with industry and stakeholders, the following list highlights this coming week’s key meetings.

The UK Dairy Carbon Network is launching its first open meetings for dairy farmers through practical on-farm events.

HMRC has confirmed that the CBAM secondary legislation is intended to embed the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism within existing UK tax and customs frameworks