NSA welcomes the launch of a new Ruminant Health and Welfare report that highlights how reducing endemic diseases in livestock can support the slowing of climate change by reducing methane emissions.
💻Read more of NSA’s reaction here
https://t.co/XTxQwvkUrg
Brilliant day with the @field_wt team, our first in person meeting since Feb 20. Talked about why endemic livestock diseases persist, our artists in residence, and locating animals in oral histories. Added bonus of dropping in on @francesca_lanz's great seminar on mind museums.
Today is the opening of Daughters of the Soil by Jerwood/Photoworks Awardee @JoanneRCoates! Discover women in agriculture across Northumberland and the Scottish Borders in a powerful exhibition.
From 2 April
Gymnasium Gallery, Berwick
@MaltingsVA @cretweeting@NCLcreativearts
Christopher Ritson, former Head of the Department of Agricultural Economics and Food Marketing, is giving a lecture on ‘The Birth Centre for the Rural Economy’ on the 31st of March in the University Agriculture Building.
More info and to register 👇
https://t.co/cO0N4oVEPX
Our latest #PGR#blog post is now available to read here: https://t.co/KqPm1uVNST
@CCRI_UK PhD student @to_lnr addresses the question: Is long-term holistic thinking the key to farm adaptations in the face of climate change?
Tune into @SirenFM tomorrow, Friday 10th of December at 2pm, then again on Sunday 12th at 10am to listen to the @BeingHumanFest Lincoln recap!
Experience the festival in a whole new way by hearing directly from the people who made it happen.
https://t.co/HTOAyWax5H
How do we tell new stories about cows, sheep, farmers and the lives they share?
In our new blog, discover the FIELD project, @field_wt, which has been doing just that with film screenings, zines, and (we're not kidding) lifesize cardboard cutouts of our photography collectionHow do we tell new stories about cows, sheep, farmers and the lives they share?
In our new blog, discover the FIELD project, @field_wt, which has been doing just that with film screenings, zines, and (we're not kidding) lifesize cardboard cutouts of our photography collectionHow do we tell new stories about cows, sheep, farmers and the lives they share?
In our new blog, discover the FIELD project, @field_wt, which has been doing just that with film screenings, zines, and (we're not kidding) lifesize cardboard cutouts of our photography collectionHow do we tell new stories about cows, sheep, farmers and the lives they share?
In our new blog, discover the FIELD project, @field_wt, which has been doing just that with film screenings, zines, and (we're not kidding) lifesize cardboard cutouts of our photography collection.
We're at @Everymancinema in Lincoln tonight for our final Farming on Film tour - doors open 7pm films start - 7:30pm - FREE entry
Part of @BeingHumanFest and screening new film commissions + archive and moving image from @BFI@TheMERL@MACEarchive
https://t.co/IAnnMNhXCQ
How does the blind farmer run their farm?
How does a farmer move his whole farm by train on the coldest night of the year?
See the farmer who rides his bull to work.
Thurs 7:30pm @Everymancinema Lincoln.
@TheMERL@RhondaT40 @NFUEastMidlands
FREE > https://t.co/1yQbPCJx2w
On the FIELD project website, the project team have created stories about their work.
This one explores the Town Moor, and local people's memories of the cows that graze there: from seeing them up close, to watching them hear music.
It's a lovely read!
https://t.co/a9LRZZKKtK
When was the last time you saw a cow? Not in a photo. Not on Minecraft. A real mooing cow.
For many people in Newcastle, the answer is every day, because there's literally 1,000 acres of common land in the city centre, where cattle have grazed since the 12th century.
(a thread)
Join us Thurs 18 Nov @Everymancinema in Lincoln for a FREE evening of Farming on Film
Beautiful, funny, illuminating reflections on
sheep, cows, farmers and their lives lived together.
Archive films from @BFI@MACEarchive + @TheMERL + new commissions
https://t.co/IAnnMNhXCQ
Join us for a #FarmingoOnFilm screening as part of the #BeingHuman2021 on November 18th in Lincoln. See films of Lincoln's farming past and 2 new commissioned short films by our wonderful artists in residence