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Welcome to the website of The Morley Agricultural Foundation, a charity set up to support farming in the East of England by funding agricultural research and educational projects.

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Latest Reports

Latest reports and activites for TMAF & Morley Farms (2013-present). More >

Archived Reports

Thousands of archived reports dating back more than one hundred years. More >

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Management of assets which generate income for the Foundation. More >

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Welcome

The Morley Agricultural Foundation (TMAF) is a Registered Charity (No. 1097174) which specifically supports farming and agricultural research in the East of England. It was formed in 2003 and inherited its assets from the Morley Research Centre (originally known as The Norfolk Agricultural Station).

The need for independent unbiased research does not diminish even with the prospect of fewer acres being farmed and with fewer people employed. New, well proven techniques are needed to enable farmers to cope with new crops, new economic conditions and the implications of extensive new environmental regulation. In particular, TMAF funds research into arable crops and related education project in East Anglia.

FUNDING

Currently, The Morley Agricultural Foundation provides funding in two main areas:

Research Grants towards projects in agreed areas of arable farming research.
Educational Grants in support of further education studies in approved areas of arable crop production.
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In every aspect of agriculture good communication skills are essential. Seven agri-professionals – from research, from practical farming, and education – explain how they’ve improved their skills in presenting, applying, taking pictures, being interviewed, making film and much more.

The training – which has run once a year for ten years – was supported by the John Forrest Award from The Morley Agricultural Foundation and the Felix Cobbold Trust. It was delivered by Green Shoots Productions.

Read more about the communication skills training course in our Latest News.