Network Directory
YAS is a registered charity founded in 1837. Their aims are to support and promote agriculture, rural and allied industries throughout the North of England. Activities are focused on developing knowledge, building community resilience, and promoting environmental stewardship across the agricultural sector delivered though multiple networks.
Future Farmers of YorkshireEmpowering forward-thinking farmers, vets, and industry professionals through accessible training, networking, and knowledge exchange. By removing barriers to professional development, we equip individuals to adopt sustainable, innovative farming practices.
Farmer Scientist NetworkBridging the gap between cutting-edge science and practical farming. This collaboration between senior scientists and experienced farmers drives innovation in sustainable agriculture, helping to address environmental challenges and improve productivity responsibly.
Yorkshire Food, Farming & Rural NetworkActing as a voice for rural communities, this network channels insights and feedback directly to policymakers, shaping rural-friendly and environmentally conscious policy for the region’s future.
Yorkshire Rural Support NetworkSupporting well-being and resilience in rural communities by connecting charities, organisations, and agencies that provide essential practical, financial, and emotional assistance to those facing hardship in farming and rural life.
Women in Farming NetworkCelebrating and empowering women across the agricultural sector through collaboration, mentorship, and shared learning, strengthening the fabric of rural communities and leadership diversity.
Yorkshire Grain AllianceThe Yorkshire Grain Alliance is a collective of farmers, bakers, millers, traders, researchers, and community members committed to transforming the food system through a fundamentally different approach to grain production and consumption. By growing, processing, and supplying locally to customers, they showcase an alternative path. Communities already enjoy their products in various places across Yorkshire and beyond, and as the initiative continues to grow, its impact will expand further.