Our new Ask the Farmer series starts next Monday. These online Q&A sessions with our amazing Farming For Nature Ambassadors is an opportunity to find out more about their tried […]
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How to lower inputs and remain productive on a dairy farm. Register here The ‘Ask the Farmer’ series runs this Winter and Spring where a number of our amazing Ambassadors
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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
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‘Running an intensive dairy farm with space for nature’ Register here David Kerr is a commercial dairy farmer from Ballyfin Co Laois. The 70-ha farm is comprised of mixed land
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Peatlands Peatlands cover roughly 17.6% of the Irish landscape. When in good condition, they support a rich diversity of wildlife, can store and filter water and can act as major
Farming For Nature receive numerous queries from farmers and landowners who are seeking advice on how to enhance the biodiversity on their land and help address our climate crisis. We
Soil Soil rich in biodiversity will increase your production. Soil also plays a vital function in the decomposition of organic matter, filtering and storing water and storing carbon. With regards
Our next instalment in our monthly Ask the Farmer Q&A Series will take place on March 12 at 8pm. ‘Running an Intensive Dairy Farm with Space for Nature’ David Kerr
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Farming for Nature Ambassador Series Farm Walk June 15 – Technically Efficient Dairy Farming with Room for Nature The Farming for Nature farm walks are an opportunity for our Ambassadors
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Donal Sheehan is a 70-cow dairy farmer based near Castlelyons in Co. Cork. While Donal runs what would at first be considered a ‘typical’ intensive farm, he has a keen
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