Welcome to Whole Health Agriculture's Learning Centre

We provide education, membership and advisory services to help farmers find and adopt methods and practices that reduce the need for antibiotics and synthetic inputs.

All of our training and support is developed and delivered by vets, farmers, and other experts to offer practical, easily integrated approaches that work for any system. We are focused on giving the farmer natural solutions that build health & resilience, boost productivity, promote biodiversity, and save money.

Our aim is to give farmers wider health choices, beyond what is traditionally understood or available. We test and practice what we teach on real farms.

FREE WEBINARS IN MARCH

Our speaker sessions at the Oxford Real Farming Conference generated a lot of interest. As a result we are holding FREE WEBINARS in March, dedicated to each session, to give people a chance to ask questions.

  • Free

Webinar: Plant and Crop Homeopathy Q&A

  • Webinar
  • Mar 4, 2026 at 7:30 PM GMT

Researcher Charlotte Southall and farmer Pat Aherne present their experiences on the application and outcomes of using homeopathy for crops and answer your questions. With evidence from 30 countries and mainstream adoption in Brazil among growers, this emerging field provides a scientifically informed, nature-aligned approach to increasing yield, health and resilience in crop production.

  • Free

Fly Strike Field Trial Outcomes & Q&A

  • Webinar
  • Mar 25, 2026 at 7:00 PM GMT

Join farmer Lynnie Hutchison for an insightful webinar sharing findings and best practice from an Innovative Farmers Field Lab exploring a whole health, graduated approach to natural fly strike prevention and treatment in sheep. Results showed that natural products can be highly effective, helping farmers reduce chemical exposure without compromising welfare. Webinar will be recorded.

Our Latest Short Course - Notes Included: Herbal Recipes for Livestock Health £10

Make Your Own Udder Balm, Fly Repellent, Wound Spray and much more . . .

  • £10

Herbal Recipes for Livestock Health

  • Course
  • 2 Lessons

Learn how to make easy, effective herbal recipes for your livestock in your own kitchen with medical herbalist and shepherdess Kate Scott. In this practical 30 minute video, Kate teaches you how to source and prep medicinal plants for internal and external administration to ease and heal common problems. Suitable for anyone. Recorded Access: 30 minutess Course notes: PDF

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Courses and Webinars

We offer a range of live and on-demand Courses & Webinars taught by vets, farmers and other experts. All of our material is designed to solve problems and keep your land, livestock, crops and pets healthy and thriving.

Membership

Whether you’re dealing with stubborn health issues, looking to cut synthetic inputs, or want a better way to keep your animals thriving within a community of like minds, we have the expertise and the understanding to support you.

Our Pro Membership gives farmers access to a range of learning and support options intended to help them reduce antibiotics, synthetic treatments and artificial interventions.

Our Livestock Health Advisors

We offer the services of Livestock Health Advisors, trained in our preventative system, to provide practical advice to farmers ready to take their livestock health to a whole new level. All our Advisors are farmers themselves who have completed intensive training with veterinary surgeon Chris Aukland.

Our Flagship Course

Prevent problems; build health and resilience

  • £495 or 6 monthly payments of £85

A Foundation Course in Preventative Farm Homeopathy

Based on your own farming year, this integrative system of Prevention & Early Intervention is designed to prevent & solve problems, while increasing productivity & resilience. On completion, you will have a money-saving health plan that works uniquely for you - or your money back. Suitable for any livestock system. Instant lifetime access. Live Zoom tutorials. Peer support. 17.5hrs video + workbook & notes.

Build Resilience > Increase Productivity > Cut Costs

Farmers are consistently being asked to reduce antibiotics, anthelmintics and synthetic inputs. Meanwhile, some key drugs relied on by farmers for years, eg Spectam and Zinc Oxide, have been withdrawn from the veterinary health market.

Often farmers are not aware of effective alternatives to conventional health options, but even if they are, how do they make these new methods work on their farms and where is the support to put them into practice?

At WHAg, we provide solutions and support. Our focus is on making integration simple for farmers through a simple system of prevention and early intervention which boosts livestock immunity, resilience, and the ability to cope with stress.

A guide to our site

Whether you are interested in wholistic farm health generally, or in a specific discipline such as herbs or homeopathy, or you are just curious to see whether we can help with a problem, here's how to get the most out of this site:

If you're curious or browsing, start >>> HERE.

Keen to embrace all that we offer? Become a MEMBER, which unlocks instant access to a treasure trove of resources on all manner of livestock health issues, to the private Community Forums - full of advice and knowledge - plus many more benefits . Full details below:

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Got Questions? Ask a Farmer:

WHAg Farmers at Oxford Real Farming Conference 2023

(Pic: The WHag Team at Groundswell)

If you have questions about how our approach could work for you, either as an individual, a business or an organisation, then our team is on standby to explain how they put Whole Health Management into practice and to share the results they achieve on their farms.

Just ping us an email at info@wholehealthag.org with your enquiry and someone will get back to you asap.