BIAC is merging with the Institute of Agricultural Management (IAgrM) to form the Society of Agriculture (SocAg) — the UK’s new professional body for agricultural excellence.
From 1 January 2026, BIAC’s work, membership, and professional development programmes will continue within SocAg. The merger unites BIAC’s long-standing expertise in agricultural consultancy with IAgrM’s leadership in management and training, creating a single, stronger organisation to serve the sector.
Visit www.soc-ag.org to learn more about the Society of Agriculture.
Forthcoming Events
‘How to get a job in Agriculture and Food' Roadshow Event: Royal Agricultural University
11/11/2025 - 4pm
Tuesday 11th November 2025
Being held at Parkinson Lecture Theatre, Royal Agricultural University.
Programme:
- 4.00pm – welcome & introduct...Read more
Tuesday 11th November 2025
Being held at Parkinson Lecture Theatre, Royal Agricultural University.
Programme:
- 4.00pm – welcome & introductions to the panel
- 4.10pm – question time with the panel
- 5.00pm – close
With Guest Panel Speakers:
- John Giles, Promar International
- Emma Cox, Gassons & Associates Ag Consultant
The event will be chaired by Adrian Cannon Fellow and BIAC Treasurer . Partner at Tayler & Fletcher
This is a Free event but registration is essential.
For anyone interested in attending this event, Free of Charge BIAC & IAgrM Student Membership will be encourage.
An Invitation to Reflect, Connect & Look Ahead – BIAC Members’ Lunch
02/12/2025 - 12pm
As BIAC prepares for its next chapter under the evolving vision of the Society of Agriculture, we warmly invite you to join fellow members for a special members-only...Read more
As BIAC prepares for its next chapter under the evolving vision of the Society of Agriculture, we warmly invite you to join fellow members for a special members-only lunch on Monday, 2nd December at the Farmers Club, London.
This gathering will be a chance to:
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Reconnect with colleagues and friends
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Reflect on BIAC’s impact over the years
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Look forward to what lies ahead with the Society of Agriculture
We would be delighted if you could join us for this important occasion, which celebrates not an end, but a new beginning for our professional community.
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