EFG Farmers Join Forces to Protect England’s Chalk Streams 

England’s chalk streams are among the rarest freshwater habitats on Earth, and farmers have a critical role to play in restoring them. EFG is proud to support a new partnership between the Winchester Downs Farmers Cluster (WDC) and the Upper Itchen Restoration Community Interest Company (UIR CIC), bringing together land managers and local citizen scientists …

EFG at Groundswell 2026

This year’s festival was another brilliant two days of conversations, ideas, and connections across the regenerative farming and natural capital community (and great to watch an England win on the big screen!). EFG did not have a stand this year but Digby Sowerby (EFG Managing Director) and Tom Vacher (NCA Commercial Officer) attended to meet …

EFG and Velcourt host EFG Soil Carbon Event at Fonthill Farms 

EFG’s Soil Carbon event was attended by over 50 EFG farmers last night at Fonthill Farms,   EFG Update (Digby Sowerby, EFG Managing Director)  Digby opened with an update of EFG progress, covering EFG’s current activity in BNG, nutrient mitigation, and soil carbon markets. Digby determined the reasons why working with EFG on soil carbon is worth considering:  Both of EFG’s recommended providers, Ecometric and Regenerate Outcomes, adopt a …

Sponsor showcase – Thrings

Thrings is an independent, award-winning law firm with more than three centuries of legal heritage and seven offices across the country. As one of the UK’s leading agricultural law firms, we are at the forefront of natural capital. We help farmers unlock new commercial opportunities from environmental change, advising on innovative projects that have delivered positive environmental …

What the New HMRC Natural Capital Tax Guidance Means for Farmers 

After a long period of uncertainty, HMRC has published clear guidance on how payments from ecosystem service markets will be taxed. If you’re involved in, or thinking about, Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG), nutrient credits, woodland carbon or peatland carbon, here’s what you need to know.  What’s Covered?  The guidance covers four schemes: BNG, nutrient neutrality, the Woodland Carbon Code and the Peatland Code. …