The UK government provides guidance on climate-resilient farming techniques, including soil conservation and efficient water use, to help farmers adapt to climate change.
The National Farmers' Union (NFU) offers resources and expertise on sustainable farming practices, including climate-resilient techniques, to support UK farmers in reducing their environmental impact.
This guide, developed in partnership with the UK's COP26 team, provides an overview of climate change impacts on agriculture and offers practical advice on climate-resilient farming techniques for UK farmers.
The Soil Association explores the potential of soil carbon sequestration as a climate-resilient farming technique, including its benefits for soil health, biodiversity, and farm productivity.
Farmers Weekly presents a video series on climate-resilient farming techniques, featuring expert interviews, case studies, and practical advice for UK farmers.
The University of Exeter's research project investigates agricultural resilience to climate change, focusing on climate-resilient farming techniques, such as agroforestry and conservation agriculture.
The Met Office's climate and agriculture tool provides UK farmers with climate data, forecasts, and decision-support tools to inform climate-resilient farming practices.
The Overseas Development Institute (ODI) publishes a report on building resilience in UK agriculture, highlighting the importance of climate-resilient farming techniques, such as climate-smart agriculture and agricultural insurance.