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Recent Blog Posts
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Seeking your views of ‘trees outside woods’ on your farm!
Do you have hedgerows, treelines, scattered trees, or scrub on your farm? We want to learn from farmers about the benefits and challenges of managing...
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Be Heard!... Reflections from a seed legislation workshop
On 12 February this year (2023) legal expert on seed and intellectual property Fulya Batur facilitated a session with Kate McEvoy ( Real Seeds ),...
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Six key actions to restore nature on farmland
In the past, if you asked two conservationists how to help wildlife on farmland, you would likely get two different answers. Nature-friendly farming need not...
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Call for abstracts for the 18th International RAMIRAN Conference
Our friends at ADAS have asked us to help spread the word about an upcoming conference and a callout to submit research abstracts. RAMIRAN is...
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Recent Sector News
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Current research initiatives and networks for agroecology and regenerative agriculture practices: survey
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Do you have agroforestry on your farm?
Wakelyns AgroforestryarticleWe’d love you to take part in Agroforestry Open Weekend 2023. It’s a great way to put the word out about agroforestry and showcase what...
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Sequestering soil carbon by planting hedgerows
Priestley International Centre for Climate, University of LeedsarticleHedgerows, a common feature of farmed landscapes around the world, provide a number of ecosystem services, including the sequestration and storage of atmospheric carbon in...
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Impact of hedge and tree coverage on pastures on summer mastitis incidence in dairy cattle
articleThe Veterinary Parasitology Research Group of Liverpool University are requesting participation in an online survey on summer mastitis in dairy cattle The study is investigating...
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