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Over recent years, the RNAA has evolved significantly, with its focus, level of ambition and operating model changing to reflect a renewed emphasis on the core objectives. The RNAA’s vision is to be a leading organisation that, through the Royal Norfolk Show and a range of other events and activities, delivers real benefit for farming and the rural economy in the region. It does this by working with many other groups and organisations and with the support of its 3,000 plus members.
This activity is sustained by a range of enabling businesses that utilise the assets and resources of the Association, including long term leases, an events business (the site hosts about 100 events each year, including exhibitions, conferences, music festivals and other shows and entertainment), development and investments.
ATW23: Explore first-hand how technology is at the root of vegetable consumptionWhat goes into producing a parsnip for your Christmas dinner plate? Thursday’s Agri-Tech Week event, hosted by the Royal Norfolk Agricultural Association, took us to Frederick Hiam in Suffolk to find out how our favourite festive roots and staple cereals are produced and processed.
Looking forward to Agri-Tech Week 2023Agri-Tech Week aims to showcase exciting developments in agri-tech through a dynamic mix of events, workshops, farm visits and, of course, the Agri-TechE REAP conference
REAP Conference 2023 sponsors announced2023 marks the 10th year of the REAP Conference, Agri-TechE’s flagship event taking place on November 8 2023.
Sponsorship comes from across the agri-tech ecosystem.
The REAP 2022 Bursary recipientsThere was a good response to the REAP 2022 bursary (sponsored by RNAA) which was available to farmers, and also to students in full time education in agriculture or a related science.
ATW22: Wednesday: Robotic dairy in actionThere was a chance to see a robotic dairy in action at an Agri-Tech Week event hosted by Royal Norfolk Agricultural Association (RNAA). The RNAA also sponsored a farmer’s bursary for the REAP conference during the week.
RNAA announces a winning line-up at the Norfolk ShowThe Timothy Colman prize for outstanding contribution to the development and promotion of food, farming and the countryside was presented to journalist Chris Hill at the Royal Norfolk Show by the Marquess of Cholmondeley, farmer and President of the RNAA, and also to the winners from the two previous years.
#ATW21 Thursday: RNAA identifying golden daysFive Golden Days in the farming year are becoming increasingly easier to spot with analysis, Catalyst Farming says in #ATW21 RNAA event
RNAA Timothy Colman Prize 2021 awarded to Dr Belinda ClarkeThe prestigious Timothy Colman Prize 2021 has been awarded by the Royal Norfolk Agricultural Association to Dr Belinda Clarke for her outstanding contribution to the development and promotion of food, farming and the countryside.
Agri-Tech Week 2020 RNAA: Back to reality? Pushing the boundaries in agri-tech and innovationAs COVID-19 continues to impose changes on our economy and how we produce and consume food, the RNAA webinar tackles the issues and implications
