Events • Farm Succession Planning • Ireland

Events

Join The Financial Farmer at upcoming events, discussions and gatherings focused on the future of farming, succession and the decisions shaping farm families.

Upcoming Events

  • Promotional banner for The Financial Farmer’s “Future of Farming: Clarity & Direction” online event on 4 November 2026, featuring two generations of farmers, cattle and seven expert panellists.

    The Future of Farming #2

    5:45 pm – 7:00 pm GMT

    Online · Zoom

    An audience-led conversation bringing farmers and industry voices together to explore the challenges, opportunities and decisions shaping the future of Irish farming.

Past Events

  • Farmer reviewing paperwork on a laptop at a farm, promoting an online session on how to make a TAMS Call for Evidence submission.

    Have Your Say on the Future of TAMS

    1:00 pm – 2:00 pm IST

    Online · Zoom

    A practical online session showing farmers how to make a clear, effective submission to the TAMS Call for Evidence and have their views formally put on the record.

  • National Ploughing Championships 2026 promotional image featuring beef cattle wearing Nofence N3 collars, with Nofence and The Financial Farmer branding.

    The National Ploughing Championships 2026

    National Ploughing Championships

    Join me with Nofence at the National Ploughing Championships 2026 to talk virtual fencing, farm succession and the technology shaping the future of Irish farming.

  • Panel discussion at the Future of Farming event, with four speakers seated before an audience against a rural Irish farming landscape, representing succession, innovation, technology and the future of agriculture.

    The Future of Farming #1

    5:45 pm – 7:00 pm IST

    Online · Zoom

    Most farms don’t run into trouble because of one big mistake. Problems build quietly, a decision here, an assumption there, with no clear plan tying it all together. The Future of Farming is an audience-led event bringing farmers and industry voices together for a practical conversation about succession, financial structure and the changes shaping Irish farming. No sales pitches. Just honest discussion, better questions and greater clarity about what comes next for your farm.