Sustainable Farming Special Interest Group Meeting

The Sustainable Farming Special Interest Group Meeting is an engaging event hosted at Rothamsted Research in Harpenden, United Kingdom. This meeting celebrates the expansion of the Sustainable Farming Special Interest Group (SIG) and aims to bridge the gaps between sustainable agriculture, forestry, and the ecological roles of pollinators and parasitoids. The theme of the event, 'co-benefits and trade-offs,' encourages attendees to explore the intricate balance required in productive landscapes to support both the needs of insects and human agricultural practices.Participants will gain insights into how entomology can be effectively integrated into systems that benefit both society and nature. The event will feature discussions led by the Sustainable Farming Special Interest Group and its convenors, fostering a collaborative environment for sharing knowledge and best practices in sustainable farming. Attendees are reminded that their participation may be documented through photographs and video recordings, contributing to the collective understanding and promotion of sustainable practices in agriculture.