What Does BIAC Do?
- Maintains an up-to-date register of members.
- Provides members with relevant information.
- Provides skill facilities for members.
- Provides regional and national networking facilities.
- Promotes members for work through its pro-active communications.
Forthcoming Events
AHDB’s Roots to Resilience Programme - Carlisle
21/10/2024 - 9am
Tackle the bull in the room and Discuss the Undiscussabull with Canada’s Farm Whisperer Elaine Froese.
Discover the 10 tools that will help you address the communic...Read more
Tackle the bull in the room and Discuss the Undiscussabull with Canada’s Farm Whisperer Elaine Froese.
Discover the 10 tools that will help you address the communication issues affecting your farm with the Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board (AHDB) and world-renowned communications and farm transition coach Elaine Froese.
Elaine, along with her colleague Lydia Carpenter, will be delivering her workshop Discuss the UndiscussabullTM at venues across England in October as part of AHDB’s Roots to Resilience programme.
The workshop venues and dates are:
21 October Carlisle
23 October Harrogate
25 October Telford
28 October Huntingdon
30 October Exeter
British agriculture has never seen an event like this before. Tickets are limited. Visit ahdb.org.uk/discuss-the-undiscussabull to book your place. Deadline is For more information about the Roots to Resilience programme, visit ahdb.org.uk/roots-to-resilience
'How to get a job in Agricultural Consultancy' Roadshow event - Harper Adams University
22/10/2024 - 6pm
Tuesday 22nd October at 6.20pm.
Being held in the RFA Lecture Theatre, Harper Adams University.
The event will be chaired by David Meredith, DJM Consultants.
The ...Read more
Tuesday 22nd October at 6.20pm.
Being held in the RFA Lecture Theatre, Harper Adams University.
The event will be chaired by David Meredith, DJM Consultants.
The 2 guest panel speakers will be Ruth Farrell, Senior Rural Business Consultant and Arbitrator at DJM Consulting & TBC
⦁ 6.20pm ‐ tea/ coffee/ registration
⦁ 6.30pm – welcome & introductions to the panel
⦁ 6.45pm – question time with the panel
⦁ 7.30pm - end of formal bit, followed by individual discussions
⦁ 8.00pm ‐ close
There is NO charge to attend this event, but registration is essential.
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