About Andrew Sincock

Andrew Sincock is a first-generation tenant farmer from Monmouthshire and the Director of Agriton UK and Agro‑Vital UK, bringing a powerful blend of hands-on experience and entrepreneurial drive to the soil health space.  A 2023 Nuffield Farming Scholar, Andrew’s global research, sponsored by McDonald’s UK & Ireland, has focused on unlocking the value of organic manures and composting systems like Bokashi and vermicomposting.

At Fields Good’s Soil Health HQ marquee, Andrew will demonstrate Bokashi composting, offering deeply practical guidance on how to convert farm generated waste into nutrient rich compost, while exploring the complex microbial science that drives soil fertility. His insights from podcasts like Farming Focus and AgriCulture Live underscore his strength in making microbiology and manure management both approachable and action ready. Andrew also co-hosts a new podcast titled Farming 4.0 (sometimes stylised “Farming Four Point Oh”). He launched the show alongside his co-host Ed Brown about three months ago. In each episode, they explore future-focused agricultural practices, technologies, and science with guests from around the world

Expect a session packed with know‑how on unlocking the hidden potential of muck and the microbial magic that transforms it into fertile, resilient soil.