Climate resilient growing webinar

Date Published: 27th October 2026

Extreme and unpredictable weather is no longer a future threat; it’s the daily reality for growers. For small- and medium-scale agroecological farms and CSAs, these pressures are felt most intensely. Yet this scale of farming also holds many of the solutions: diversity, community connection, low-input systems and deep ecological understanding.

With each season that passes the weather intensifies and new lessons are learned. Resilience is important for the economic viability of businesses but it is also increasingly important just to ensure that the population remains fed.

In this webinar, we’ll explore how CSA growers can build resilience into every part of their operation, from crop planning and soil management to infrastructure, income streams and community engagement.

Andy Dibben of Abbey Home Farm, Cirencester, co-author of our guide on climate resilience for growers, will share real-world tips from the field, alongside insights into how CSAs can build resilience in their context, not just for their farms, but for the communities that depend on them.

If you want to future-proof your CSA, protect your crops and build a system capable of thriving in the face of climate instability, this webinar will give you the tools, inspiration, and practical strategies to move forward with confidence.

Wednesday November 11th 4-6pm sign up here

This event is for CSA Network members only. If you would like to sign up as a member to join this webinar and other training, events and opportunities, becoming a member is as little as £25 a year and also supports all of our work promoting and supporting CSA. Find out more here.