Join the ADAS farming association
Independent advice, information and support for arable farmers
ADAS Farming Association membership provides independent strategic technical support to help you improve your farm productivity. We put current research into perspective and offer clear guidance on forthcoming agronomy decisions for our members. We also cover non-agronomy topics, such as biofuels, waste regulations, etc.
Conferences and meetings will cover various topics and can be attended by any member. All our events and publications will be allocated the appropriate BASIS and NRoSO points.
Membership benefits
Farming association members will receive:
- 37 issues of our technical advice publication Crop Action per year, containing the latest information on weed, pest, and disease risk
- Two technical updates rounding up the latest findings from crop research projects
- Monthly webinars from October to February with ADAS specialists
- Invitation to an in-person conference with ADAS specialists sharing trials results from the season
- Farm and trial walks
- Access to key experts, by phone and e-mail
Membership options
Members can be either affiliated with one of our four ADAS Research Centres, or become online only members.
- ADAS Rosemaund, Herefordshire
- ADAS High Mowthorpe, N. Yorkshire
- ADAS Boxworth, Cambridgeshire
- ADAS Gleadthorpe, Nottinghamshire
Our online membership exists to ensure our resources are available to all, irrespective of your location.
Costs and discounts
The cost of membership for farmers and agronomists depends on the size of your business, but ranges from £285+VAT to £385+VAT.
Discounts are available for groups and for Association of Independent Crop Consultants (AICC) members. Discounted rates are also available for students.
Student membership
We can offer either institutional subscriptions – enabling universities and colleges to provide these resources as part of a course – or individual student memberships.
- 37 issues of Crop Action per year, weekly during the main growing season
- Two technical updates rounding up the latest findings from research projects
- Recorded monthly webinars from October to February with ADAS specialists