The Nature Friendly Farming Network and Wales Environment Link co-hosted an event at the Senedd in Cardiff to re-launch the Welsh Assembly Cross Party Group for Biodiversity. One of the main aims was to highlight how future farming policies can be...
On June 4th the Welsh Government issued the following documents and statements relating to the Brexit and our Land consultation, which outlined how WG will replace the Common Agricultural Policy in Wales: ...
Helen Chesshire, from our advisory partner The Woodland Trust talks agroforestry… Why should farmers consider agroforestry? Whether you are an arable or livestock farmer, agroforestry – integrating trees into your farming syst...
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Neil was born and brought up at Hill Top Farm, Malham in North Yorkshire, where he now...
Sorcha Lewis is on the NFFN Steering Group for Wales, we asked her to tell us about her farm in the Elan Valley and share her thoughts on nature friendly farming… Sorcha and Brian Lewis are third generation tenant f...
An opportunity has arisen for farmers to get involved in the Farm Yield Network Assist! Please read on to find out more… Farm Yield Network ASSIST (www.assist.ceh.ac.uk/) is a five-year research programme funded by the UK Research Cou...
Michael Clarke is the NFFN Chair for Scotland, we asked him to tell us about his farm in Dumfriesshire and share his thoughts on nature friendly farming… In partnership with my wife, I farm about 300 acres of lowland grass on...
Thank you to all of our members who provided feedback on the Future Agriculture Policy in Northern Ireland consultation. Please see our response below: NFF...
Back in August we asked our NFFN Wales farmer members to share their thoughts and ideas with us on the Welsh Government Consultation Brexit and Our Land. Thank you to everyone who took the time to respond, please see our consultation response bel...
