Download presentations and source materials from our first digital event for farmers in the Nene and Welland Catchments, including updates from Anglian Water, NFU, DEFRA and more...
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Download presentations and source materials from our first digital event for farmers in the Nene and Welland Catchments, including updates from Anglian Water, NFU, DEFRA and more...
Register now to get involved in a series of monthly interactive digital events for farmers in the Nene and Welland catchments.
Free one-to-one advice visits are still available on topics such as farm infrastructure audits, pesticide handling facilities, soil and nutrient management, as well as free fertiliser spreader and pellet applicator calibration. The advice you receive will be confidential and tailored to you farm business.
If you would like a full list of the types of visits on offer, or would like a general Catchment Sensitive Farming visit please get in contact with Georgina Wallis on: 07921941734 or 01536 526438 or georgina@rnrp.org
Advice visits can be arranged at a time to suit you and please take advantage whilst they are still FREE.
Catchment Sensitive Farming and the CFE invite you to a breakfast meeting on using Countryside Stewardship for your farm’s wildlife, pollinators and cleaner water.
The event is being held at Maidford Village Hall on Tuesday 19 July 2016 (7.45am – 10am)
Please click here for the full event details and how to book on.
For over forty years, the Farming and Wildlife Advisory Group has helped farmers to integrate wildlife friendly agricultural practices into their commercial farming businesses.
The aims of the group are as relevant now as they were then and now, three former Farming and Wildlife Advisory Group advisers have joined forces to form East Midlands FWAG.