Friday Farm Walk - Most Fridays: 10.30 - 14.30
Explore the 107 acre regenerative demonstration farm for an inspiring and informative guided farm walk, led by Founder, Ian Wilkinson or a member of the FarmED team. Enjoy the beautiful landscape of the Cotswolds as you visit meadows, arable crops, heritage orchard, kitchen garden and natural flood management whilst learning about a variety of sustainable farming practices and enjoy some nature spotting.
Introduction to Regenerative Agriculture: 5 November 9:45 - 16:30
For people who are working within the wider food system or directly in agriculture, who are looking to gain a basic understanding of how to farm regeneratively.The course will explore the question of ‘what is regenerative farming?’ and look at why there is a need for change. There will also be an opportunity to see the regenerative practices that are being demonstrated at FarmED.
Beneficial Beetle Workshop for Farmers: 11 November 9.45 - 12.00
Carabid beetle expert Dr Kelly Jowett showcases monitoring techniques for beneficial beetles on your farm. Carabids are predatory beetles that help protect crops from insect pests and weeds and can indicate habitat quality and landscape change.
Adaptive Grazing: 27 November 9.45 - 16.00
Farmer and advisor Tim Williams leads this practical one-day workshop exploring how adaptive grazing can be used to improve soil health, pasture productivity and farm resilience. Rather than following a fixed grazing system or formula, this workshop focuses on understanding the “why” behind different grazing decisions and how management can be adapted according to season, livestock class, pasture condition, soil biology and the stage of ecological succession.
Derek vs Derek Film Night 4 December 18:00 - 20:30
What do you do when your neighbour goes completely wild? Join us for a screening of the brand new farming vs environment film from award-winning director James Dawson. Set in the rolling hills of Devon, it tells the story of two neighbouring farmers who share the same name but take radically different approaches to land use, Derek Gow and Derek Banbury.
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