Building the resilient

Farm of tomorrow

Practical innovation, renewable energy, nutrient recovery and funding support for farms ready to turn today's pressures into tomorrow's opportunities..

Energy Resilience

Nutrient Resilience

Environmental Resilience

Business Resilience

Lowering costs, unlocking funding, creating new value and future-proofing the farm enterprise.

Recovering useful heat and power while reducing dependence on volatile fossil-energy markets.

Retaining value from manures and residues, with better nutrient management and reduced losses

Supporting cleaner water, healthier soils, lower emissions and stronger stewardship.

Why Now?

“Fertiliser prices more than doubled during the 2021 2022 energy crisis.”

Why Farm Nutrient Resilience Matters

Modern farming relies heavily upon access to affordable nutrients, energy and productive land.

However, UK agriculture faces increasing exposure to:

➢ Fertiliser price volatility

➢ Dependence on imported agricultural inputs

➢ Rising energy costs

➢ Nutrient runoff pressures and Nitrate Vulnerable Zones (NVZ’s) compliance requirements

➢ Water quality challenges

➢ Carbon reduction requirements

➢ Future environmental regulation

Improving farm resilience means finding ways to recover greater value from resources already available within the agricultural system

Fertiliser price volatility

Imported nutrient dependency

Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI26) opportunities

River Wye pressures

Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (2027)

Water quality concerns

Growing demand for nutrient recovery

From farm challenge to UK Government funded innovation project

AGS Energy technologies provide a practical route for converting organic waste streams into renewable energy and biochar.

These outputs can support wider objectives relating to resource efficiency, nutrient recovery, environmental protection and long-term farm resilience.

The Programme is not solely about innovative technology.

It is about helping agriculture unlock greater value from existing resources while supporting sustainable farming and rural economic resilience

The AGS Contribution

Identify the lead applicant, co-applicant and technical or research collaborators.

Manure, litter, digestate, residues, heat, energy, emissions or another practical farm issue.

We test whether the challenge could become a credible on-farm innovation trial.

Define the trial, outcomes, work packages, evidence and commercial pathway.

Turn the funded trial into a working showcase with measurable benefits and wider replication.

Could your farm challenge become a funded innovation project?

Book a no-obligation eligibility conversation with AGS Energy and its approved facilitation partner or contact us below

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