Trying to make sense of all things land based beyond turning sunshine into food & fibre. Savory Institute Accredited Professional Educator in Scotland.
Call for farmers to join Europe-wide soil study - The study will use satellite data to investigate whether photosynthesis activity and bare ground can be used as a basis for farm funding.
Led by @cairnhall and Euro Alliance for Regen Ag
https://t.co/pszjneFr2H @sceneherdpr
Great coverage for our client @cairnhall!
How some of Scotland's farmers are showing the country needs a radical rethink in farming policy.
Thank you @katharine_hay of @TheScotsman
https://t.co/29JX1b3TFx #Farm24#AgriPR
A beautiful day! Come join us at #gofalkland
It’s promising to be a fantastic event! 🌾🐏
Tickets available on the gate or website. See the link for more information ⬇️
https://t.co/5LvmAmCsFF
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Join us for a pioneering regenerative farming event in Fife , Scotland.
Over 100 speakers and demonstrations lined up
Local food, drink, music and more!
@EdinvaleFarm Eating quality is paramount in soft fruit and is always a subject at industry events.
@AngusSoftFruits have regular tasting sessions for staff and growers. @JamesHuttonInst have a raspberry tasting session at their fruit focus meeting every year.
Some pretty awesome jobs coming up on Scottish livestock farms doing some great work on regenerative agriculture.
Please get in touch if this is something you are interested in and I can point you in the right direction.
As a journalist, it's great being out in the field (literally). I had a great time getting to know @AlexanderBrews2 of Rotmell Farm and hearing how his ten year journey into soil farming is helping him feed his coos the eco way. https://t.co/ptXrIvNAx0
Discover the potential of perennial grains 🌾 They last for years and can revolutionize agriculture and stabilize food systems. 🌱 Learn more with Aubrey Streit Krug, Director at @NatureAsMeasure. 👩🔬👩🌾
Listen on @yinnerdo's Skilled Labor Series: https://t.co/sJKvasRNJ0
@AngusApples@howemill GM referred to ‘science’ without any references. Better in a field because it’s difficult to argue with what you see; if you don’t know what you are looking at it’s clear your argument doesn’t stack up. In complex living systems the role of science is to explain what’s happening
We have known what is filmed here since mid 1960s but still cannot get world-wide adoption because of institutional & academic stupidity & opposition. Humanity is paying a high price tragically as we already see with mass emigration to Europe & US by environmental refugees
@Edwardbloke @howemill@EdwdPrice@JoeWStanley This will always be context specific; the presence of predators will change grazing behaviour and protect the tastiest plants from overgrazing. This might, in some cases, be the most effective way to restore damaged ecosystems.