New Entrant netWork: Business models for Innovation
The James Hutton Institute, as part of the EU-funded NEWBIE project (New Entrant netWork: Business models for Innovation, entrepreneurship and resilience in European agriculture), is again calling for applications for the 2019 NEWBIE Award, which highlights the work of pioneering new entrant farmers across the UK. The NEWBIE project offers an award to new entrants […]
NEWBIE Discusses Farm Incubators at Agriscot, one of Scotland largest farm industry events. November 20th. At the Agriscot farm industry event in Edinburgh, Newbie UK led an open seminar on farm business Incubators. After visiting Northern France with Newbie partner RENETA, a panel of delegates asked a room of participants “Could Farm Business Incubators provide […]
Together with a delegation from the Netherlands, three participants from Germany were part of the Newbie exchange to the UK from the 23rd till the 25th of October. They visited newbies in North Wales and Manchester to get to know a different perspective on handing over a farm and fresh ideas for starters. The exchange […]
The month of June saw two high profile Newbie events in the UK: The Start to Farm Conference and The Royal Highland Show. Early June, Newbie UK put on the ‘Start to Farm’ Conference, an intensive one-day networking and training event in Newport Wales. The event was put on with the help of local farming […]
New ‘Start to Farm’ conference will bring aspiring farming entrepreneurs from across the UK together for motivation, inspiration and empowerment 30 April 2019 An exciting new one-day event around innovation, inspiration and practical advice for entrepreneurs looking to start their own farming business will be taking place on 4th June 2019. ‘Start to Farm UK’ […]
Lynbreck Croft, a 150-acre mixed habitat croft enterprise located in the Cairngorms National Park, has been declared winner of the NEWBIE UK award for New Entrant Farm Business of the Year and will be presented with their award at the Royal Highland Show 2019. The European Commission-funded NEWBIE project offered the award to new entrants in […]
