GO Falkland brings together vital voices and hands-on practitioners in the fields of Regenerative Farming, Forestry and Food. The gathering aims to generate engagement and positive actions of people and organisations across Regenerative Land Use in Scotland. Led by farmers and those who work the land, we are here to co-design and collaborate on creating a healthier and fairer future for Scotland’s land use and food system. More info is available at https://falklandestate.co.uk/go-falkland/

GO Falkland 2023 was inspired by the original Groundswell festival and continues to be supported by the Cherry family and a range of sponsors and partners including: James Hutton Institute; The Agricultural and Horticultural Development Board; Pasture for Life; the Rare Breeds Survival Trust; NHS Fife; The Soil Association; The Woodland Trust; Scottish Forestry and Fife Council. 

Key speakers include: Groundswell founders Joanna Bowen and John Cherry, Dan Kittredge from the Bionutrient Institute, soil health educator Joel Williams, Abi Mordin (Propagate) and Doug Christie from Durie Farms. More key announcements to follow. For more information on speakers, please click here Tickets are available below for one or both days including a limited number at a reduced rate for smallholders, members of community action groups or those on a reduced income. Limited camping pitches for small tents are also available.

We are keen to encourage sustainable travel so please consider sharing cars or using public transport wherever possible. Car parking is available on site for a small fee but must be pre-booked. Enquiries about event accessibility should be addressed to lesley@falklandestate.co.uk

The programme will take place from 9am -6pm with the opportunity to stay on into the evening for local food and drink, music and conversation. 

Photographs by Paul Turner.