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Following our inaugural edition at the Barbican, Landed 2026 will take place in the Cotswolds at Daylesford Farm, one of the UK’s most iconic regenerative farming estates.
Landed is Founders Forum’s dedicated forum on regenerative agriculture and nature restoration, designed to break silos and accelerate collaboration between entrepreneurs, investors, farmers, corporates, policymakers, and creatives.
Together, we’ll explore how everything comes back to soil - and how businesses, communities, and ecosystems can regenerate from the ground up.
35% Founders & Innovators
20% Investors (Partner level)
20% Corporates (CEO/CSO/Director)
15% Farmers Landowners
10% NGOs, Policymakers, Activists, Journalists, Thought Leaders
Hear from founders, investors, corporates, farmers, policymakers and creatives shaping the future of food, farming and biodiversity.
Small-group discussions designed to break silos and drive meaningful action between innovators, landowners, NGOs and decision-makers.
Hosted at Daylesford Farm, giving guests first-hand exposure to world-class farming and biodiversity practices.
Spotlighting cutting-edge agritech and regenerative solutions tackling biodiversity loss and sustainable food challenges.
Designed to inspire and reconnect participants to soil, water and biodiversity while showcasing the human side of regeneration.
Farm tours and live demonstrations bringing innovation and practice to life.
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Food sourced directly from Daylesford’s fields and music to close, creating space for informal networking with high-calibre leaders.
An English graduate from a non-legal background, Sarah worked as a barmaid, legal secretary and note-taking clerk before studying law. She qualified as a barrister in 2005 and went on to practice in criminal and family law for nearly a decade before leaving on extended maternity leave to have her two young sons. During this time she wrote about her experiences as a barrister in her narrative non-fiction memoir, “In Your Defence: Stories of Life and Law” (2018) which became a Sunday Times Bestseller.
In 2017 she moved to the Suffolk countryside and took on the running of a small farm. This experience forms part of her second narrative non-fiction book, “Rooted: Stories of Life, Land, and a Farming Revolution” (2022). It seeks to shine a light on the world of farming at a critical point in the future of the countryside.
Sarah has written for Prospect Magazine, The Times, Country Life, The Financial Times, Start the Week, Times Radio and Red Magazine and appeared as a guest on radio and podcasts including BBC’s Woman’s Hour, BBC Radio 3’s ‘Private Passions’ and The Spectator’s ’Table Talk’.
An English graduate from a non-legal background, Sarah worked as a barmaid, legal secretary and note-taking clerk before studying law. She qualified as a barrister in 2005 and went on to practice in criminal and family law for nearly a decade before leaving on extended maternity leave to have her two young sons. During this time she wrote about her experiences as a barrister in her narrative non-fiction memoir, “In Your Defence: Stories of Life and Law” (2018) which became a Sunday Times Bestseller.
In 2017 she moved to the Suffolk countryside and took on the running of a small farm. This experience forms part of her second narrative non-fiction book, “Rooted: Stories of Life, Land, and a Farming Revolution” (2022). It seeks to shine a light on the world of farming at a critical point in the future of the countryside.
Sarah has written for Prospect Magazine, The Times, Country Life, The Financial Times, Start the Week, Times Radio and Red Magazine and appeared as a guest on radio and podcasts including BBC’s Woman’s Hour, BBC Radio 3’s ‘Private Passions’ and The Spectator’s ’Table Talk’.
Indy is co-founder of Dark Matter Labs and of the RIBA award winning architecture and urban practice Architecture. Indy is a non-executive international Director of the BloxHub, the Nordic Hub for sustainable urbanization. He is on the advisory board for the Future Observatory and is part of the committee for the London Festival of Architecture. He is also a fellow of the London Interdisciplinary School and professor at RMIT University.
An English graduate from a non-legal background, Sarah worked as a barmaid, legal secretary and note-taking clerk before studying law. She qualified as a barrister in 2005 and went on to practice in criminal and family law for nearly a decade before leaving on extended maternity leave to have her two young sons. During this time she wrote about her experiences as a barrister in her narrative non-fiction memoir, “In Your Defence: Stories of Life and Law” (2018) which became a Sunday Times Bestseller.
In 2017 she moved to the Suffolk countryside and took on the running of a small farm. This experience forms part of her second narrative non-fiction book, “Rooted: Stories of Life, Land, and a Farming Revolution” (2022). It seeks to shine a light on the world of farming at a critical point in the future of the countryside.
Sarah has written for Prospect Magazine, The Times, Country Life, The Financial Times, Start the Week, Times Radio and Red Magazine and appeared as a guest on radio and podcasts including BBC’s Woman’s Hour, BBC Radio 3’s ‘Private Passions’ and The Spectator’s ’Table Talk’.
An English graduate from a non-legal background, Sarah worked as a barmaid, legal secretary and note-taking clerk before studying law. She qualified as a barrister in 2005 and went on to practice in criminal and family law for nearly a decade before leaving on extended maternity leave to have her two young sons. During this time she wrote about her experiences as a barrister in her narrative non-fiction memoir, “In Your Defence: Stories of Life and Law” (2018) which became a Sunday Times Bestseller.
In 2017 she moved to the Suffolk countryside and took on the running of a small farm. This experience forms part of her second narrative non-fiction book, “Rooted: Stories of Life, Land, and a Farming Revolution” (2022). It seeks to shine a light on the world of farming at a critical point in the future of the countryside.
Sarah has written for Prospect Magazine, The Times, Country Life, The Financial Times, Start the Week, Times Radio and Red Magazine and appeared as a guest on radio and podcasts including BBC’s Woman’s Hour, BBC Radio 3’s ‘Private Passions’ and The Spectator’s ’Table Talk’.
Indy is co-founder of Dark Matter Labs and of the RIBA award winning architecture and urban practice Architecture. Indy is a non-executive international Director of the BloxHub, the Nordic Hub for sustainable urbanization. He is on the advisory board for the Future Observatory and is part of the committee for the London Festival of Architecture. He is also a fellow of the London Interdisciplinary School and professor at RMIT University.
An English graduate from a non-legal background, Sarah worked as a barmaid, legal secretary and note-taking clerk before studying law. She qualified as a barrister in 2005 and went on to practice in criminal and family law for nearly a decade before leaving on extended maternity leave to have her two young sons. During this time she wrote about her experiences as a barrister in her narrative non-fiction memoir, “In Your Defence: Stories of Life and Law” (2018) which became a Sunday Times Bestseller.
In 2017 she moved to the Suffolk countryside and took on the running of a small farm. This experience forms part of her second narrative non-fiction book, “Rooted: Stories of Life, Land, and a Farming Revolution” (2022). It seeks to shine a light on the world of farming at a critical point in the future of the countryside.
Sarah has written for Prospect Magazine, The Times, Country Life, The Financial Times, Start the Week, Times Radio and Red Magazine and appeared as a guest on radio and podcasts including BBC’s Woman’s Hour, BBC Radio 3’s ‘Private Passions’ and The Spectator’s ’Table Talk’.
An English graduate from a non-legal background, Sarah worked as a barmaid, legal secretary and note-taking clerk before studying law. She qualified as a barrister in 2005 and went on to practice in criminal and family law for nearly a decade before leaving on extended maternity leave to have her two young sons. During this time she wrote about her experiences as a barrister in her narrative non-fiction memoir, “In Your Defence: Stories of Life and Law” (2018) which became a Sunday Times Bestseller.
In 2017 she moved to the Suffolk countryside and took on the running of a small farm. This experience forms part of her second narrative non-fiction book, “Rooted: Stories of Life, Land, and a Farming Revolution” (2022). It seeks to shine a light on the world of farming at a critical point in the future of the countryside.
Sarah has written for Prospect Magazine, The Times, Country Life, The Financial Times, Start the Week, Times Radio and Red Magazine and appeared as a guest on radio and podcasts including BBC’s Woman’s Hour, BBC Radio 3’s ‘Private Passions’ and The Spectator’s ’Table Talk’.
An English graduate from a non-legal background, Sarah worked as a barmaid, legal secretary and note-taking clerk before studying law. She qualified as a barrister in 2005 and went on to practice in criminal and family law for nearly a decade before leaving on extended maternity leave to have her two young sons. During this time she wrote about her experiences as a barrister in her narrative non-fiction memoir, “In Your Defence: Stories of Life and Law” (2018) which became a Sunday Times Bestseller.
In 2017 she moved to the Suffolk countryside and took on the running of a small farm. This experience forms part of her second narrative non-fiction book, “Rooted: Stories of Life, Land, and a Farming Revolution” (2022). It seeks to shine a light on the world of farming at a critical point in the future of the countryside.
Sarah has written for Prospect Magazine, The Times, Country Life, The Financial Times, Start the Week, Times Radio and Red Magazine and appeared as a guest on radio and podcasts including BBC’s Woman’s Hour, BBC Radio 3’s ‘Private Passions’ and The Spectator’s ’Table Talk’.
An English graduate from a non-legal background, Sarah worked as a barmaid, legal secretary and note-taking clerk before studying law. She qualified as a barrister in 2005 and went on to practice in criminal and family law for nearly a decade before leaving on extended maternity leave to have her two young sons. During this time she wrote about her experiences as a barrister in her narrative non-fiction memoir, “In Your Defence: Stories of Life and Law” (2018) which became a Sunday Times Bestseller.
In 2017 she moved to the Suffolk countryside and took on the running of a small farm. This experience forms part of her second narrative non-fiction book, “Rooted: Stories of Life, Land, and a Farming Revolution” (2022). It seeks to shine a light on the world of farming at a critical point in the future of the countryside.
Sarah has written for Prospect Magazine, The Times, Country Life, The Financial Times, Start the Week, Times Radio and Red Magazine and appeared as a guest on radio and podcasts including BBC’s Woman’s Hour, BBC Radio 3’s ‘Private Passions’ and The Spectator’s ’Table Talk’.
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Governments across the UK, EU and US are funnelling record investment into restoration and regenerative farming. With UK land-use and biodiversity policies imminent, founders, investors and corporates have a unique chance to influence the future.
Regenerative and climate-positive innovations are moving from niche to mainstream portfolios. Corporates, under legal pressure to cut Scope 3 emissions in food, fashion and materials, need Landed to find solutions.
Only 3% of land remains ecologically intact, deforestation drives 7% of global emissions and more than 3.2 billion people are affected by land degradation. Without restoring ecosystems, climate strategies will fail - Landed convenes leaders to act before the window closes.
Tech innovators rarely meet farmers, landowners or NGOs. Landed closes this gap, creating the UK’s only cross-sector platform for real-world collaboration.
Momentum, investment and urgency are converging now. Landed positions you at the heart of this shift to influence policy, scale innovation and drive regeneration.
We worked with the companies below to deliver Landed 2025:
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