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The Farming for Nature (FFN) project is delighted to welcome Kildare farmer, Graham Harris to their growing Ambassador network. “I firmly believe if I can get the soil right, then […]

‘Running a productive 7.5acre farm alongside nature’. Join us for our next #Askthefarmer Q&A with Aoife Reilly of Glasrai Farm next Tuesday 31st May at 8pm. Just register here   

Farming for Nature Welcomes Clare Farmers to the network  “A reason why we farm for nature would be the importance of looking after the whole Web of nature’s diversity with

Next up in our Ask the Farmer Q&A series is Mayo sheep farmer Colm Gavin. Register here Colm Gavin is an 8th generation farmer, farming in the Bundorragha catchment in

“I am farming in sympathy with nature because I see it as the future of farming in a time when consumers are tuned into greener more traceable food products.   In

Farming for Nature are delighted to run another season of farm walks this year with many of their wonderful ambassador farmers. View Schedule here These farm walks are an opportunity

“Growing orchards and saving heritage seeds” is the title of next week’s Ask the Farmer Q&A session will be with Damien Regan and Jeremy Turkington at 8pm on Tuesday evening. 

Farming for Nature Welcomes Mayo Farmers to the network The Farming for Nature (FFN) project is delighted to welcome Mayo farmers,  Aoife and Joe Reilly to their growing Ambassador network.

  The Farming for Nature (FFN) project is delighted to welcome Mayo farmer, Colm Gavin to their growing Ambassador network. “Actively farming is the best thing I can do for

Join us Tuesday week, the 19th April at 8pm online for our next Ask the Farmer Q&A with Leitrim farmer Michael McManus on Booleying and a sweat lodge – Growing an