Arable Business Groups

Arable Business Groups (ABGs) provide facilitated discussions to help groups of farmers improve their business management skills.

What do Arable Business Groups do?

ABGs aim to:

  • Understand costs of production*
  • Investigate pricing strategies
  • Share information
  • Identify best practice
  • Focus on issues that affect members’ businesses
  • Make efficient use of industry experts

ABGs are part of our Cereals & Oilseeds Farm Excellence activities.

*Understanding cost of production is the initial focus of any group meeting. Members of an ABG have access to Farmbench, our web-based benchmarking tool. Farmbench allows you to make confidential cost comparisons with group, regional and national data.

Distribution of Arable Business Groups

Scotland

  • Borders
  • Fife
  • South Aberdeenshire
  • St Boswells
  • North Angus
  • South Angus
  • North Aberdeenshire
  • Black Isle

Northern Ireland

  • Limavady

North East and East Midlands

  • Darlington
  • Berwick
  • Lincolnshire
  • Huggate
  • York

East Anglia and South East

  • Vale of Belvoir
  • Northampton

West Midlands and Wales

  • Pembrokeshire
  • Shropshire
  • Hereford
  • Cotswolds

East Anglia

  • Dereham
  • Stowmarket & Diss
  • Chelmsford
  • Duxford
  • Huntingdon

South West

  • Malmesbury
  • Devon
  • Taunton
  • South Wiltshire & Dorset
  • Wantage
  • Winchester

Further information

Use Farmbench (online benchmarking tool)

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