Jane Myers π³π΄ππ»π Equine Pasture Management
@EquicultureJane
MSc Equine Grazing Behaviour/author/speaker, I teach HORSE OWNERS to manage land for increased biodiversity, benefiting horses, people & the wider environment.
We teach horse owners (via property visits, our books, our online course & our AMAZING ONE DAY TALK - have a look at https://t.co/Uhiibssfsc for more info - you will be amazed!) Learn how to increase biodiversity, create land for wildlife & at the same time, improve the WELFARE of your horse/s, while saving workload and costs etc. etc.
Yesterday a walk around our Pastures with the brilliant @EquicultureJane and Stuart to discuss grazing for wildlife, biodiversity and animal health..in our case horses! Fascinating and the great news is less work, less fuel, greater Carbon Capture and more birds and grasslings π
@mikejwhelan I had this treatment 12 years ago. I had a peg tube fitted, don't think I could have managed without the peg tube, it was how I administered all the pain killing drugs. Best of luck Michael. It's hard but worth it when you recover.
They did this while we tried to save the dying.
Never forgive, never forget.
Sunak was chancellor at the time. He authorized this.
Himself.
Let that one sink
In.
This is just the tipp of a massive iceberg of corruption which will
Cost a generation - your childrenβs future - do be paid back. That money is missing from your parents and your own Health Care.
Sunak did this during the UKβs largest Public Health Emergency in a Century.
Sunak and all those Tories had nothing better to do to figure out how they can abuse the system and the state assets while no-oneβs got time for looking what theyβre doing because we cared for our dying.
And they have defended this behaviour and covered it up ever since.
THAT , my friends, is who the Tories are.
And who Sunak is.
And horrible Gove, Johnson, Hancock, Patel. They all think we NHS Staff have forgotten this - haha - THAT is laughable too.
Still fills
Me with anger every day.
Vote these Con-Artists, Fraudster-Ex-Bankers and deadly Clowns out of office.
04 July cannot come
Soon
Enough.
#GetTheToriesOut
They partied while your family member died.
The Surrey Hills National Landscape and Surrey Wildlife Trust are delighted to invite horse owners to attend an Equiculture workshop led by Stuart Myers. These workshops are for horse owners that are located in and around the Surrey Hills National Landscape.Pasture management principles are similar for large or small horse properties. The main objective is improving soil health and at the same time growing the correct grasses and other pasture species in order to reduce the feed bill, whilst maintaining good ground cover, reducing erosion and run off into waterways, reducing the worm (parasite) burden of horses and controlling weeds. Horse owners who attend a workshop will learn all about these important subjects and much more besides, maintaining ground cover, protecting water sources, increasing biodiversity and soil health are some of the key messages.
A light lunch will be provided.We are delivering two workshops, one based in the East of Surrey and one in the West. Please only book onto one of our workshops.East Surrey Workshop β 16 August β 9.30-3.30pm β Box Hill Village Hall KT20 7JSWest Surrey Workshop β 17 August β 9.30-3.30pm β Thursley Village Hall GU8 6QDPlease contact [email protected] if you have any questions. To Book. https://t.co/1Lp9pmVvpl
Thanks to Stuart Myers from Equiculture UK for a great workshop discussing sustainable and best practice land management, to improve equine welfare, and to promote healthy soils, biodiverse ground cover and clean water.
@equiculturejane
In conjunction with the Tyne Rivers Trust.
Healthy Horse, Healthy Land, Healthy River Workshop
We would like to invite you to a special equine event exploring topics designed to improve the health of your horses, your land, and the river environment.
Find out more here: https://t.co/SudGR6V7xH
Equiculture and The Equicentral System
Congratulations to the Cornish equine community for taking the first steps towards becoming the most environmentally responsible horse management county in the UK (so far maybe?). Last week saw the beginning of an ongoing project linking natural resource managers with equine land managers. Huge shout out to the Cornwall Wildlife Trust with support from Catchment Sensitive Farming for having the vision and commitment to undertake this journey. Go Grass Farmers!! #CornwallWildlifeTrust #Equiculture #Catchmentsensitivefarming #Horse #Horses
Congratulations to the Cornish equine community for taking the first steps towards becoming the most environmentally responsible horse management county in the UK (so far maybe?). Last week saw the beginning of an ongoing project linking natural resource managers with equine land managers. Huge shout out to the Cornwall Wildlife Trust with support from Catchment Sensitive Farming for having the vision and commitment to undertake this journey. Go Grass Farmers!! #CornwallWildlifeTrust #Equiculture #Catchmentsensitivefarming #Horse #Horses
Congratulations to the Cornish equine community for taking the first steps towards becoming the most environmentally responsible horse management county in the UK (so far maybe?). Last week saw the beginning of an ongoing project linking natural resource managers with equine land managers. Huge shout out to the Cornwall Wildlife Trust with support from Catchment Sensitive Farming for having the vision and commitment to undertake this journey. Go Grass Farmers!! #CornwallWildlifeTrust #Equiculture #Catchmentsensitivefarming #Horse #Horses
Congratulations to the Cornish equine community for taking the first steps towards becoming the most environmentally responsible horse management county in the UK (so far maybe?). Last week saw the beginning of an ongoing project linking natural resource managers with equine land managers. Huge shout out to the Cornwall Wildlife Trust with support from Catchment Sensitive Farming for having the vision and commitment to undertake this journey. Go Grass Farmers!! #CornwallWildlifeTrust #Equiculture #Catchmentsensitivefarming #Horse #Horses
Congratulations to the Cornish equine community for taking the first steps towards becoming the most environmentally responsible horse management county in the UK (so far maybe?). Last week saw the beginning of an ongoing project linking natural resource managers with equine land managers. Huge shout out to the Cornwall Wildlife Trust with support from Catchment Sensitive Farming for having the vision and commitment to undertake this journey. Go Grass Farmers!! #CornwallWildlifeTrust #Equiculture #Catchmentsensitivefarming #Horse #Horses
Congratulations to the Cornish equine community for taking the first steps towards becoming the most environmentally responsible horse management county in the UK (so far maybe?). Last week saw the beginning of an ongoing project linking natural resource managers with equine land managers. Huge shout out to the Cornwall Wildlife Trust with support from Catchment Sensitive Farming for having the vision and commitment to undertake this journey. Go Grass Farmers!! #CornwallWildlifeTrust #Equiculture #Catchmentsensitivefarming #Horse #Horses
Just done two very successful seminars in Cornwall for horse owners supported by Cornwall Wildlife Trust and CSF. Great to see natural resource managers and the equine community coming together for the benefit of both the land and the horses. 2 more next weekend, still a few places left. https://t.co/T3VOveXGat
@DeborahMeaden So true, and most rewilding projects use horses as an essential large grazing herbivore to increase both carbon capture and biodiversity.