A field corner, with a plain straight ditch, can be so much more… Enter a farmer, with a digger and an obsession for helping all things nature 🤓 This is gonna be cool to see it change and become home for so many things💚 *thanks Ullswater Catchment Management CIC for inspo and Gail Caddy for 🎥

Believe it or not, these two bumblebees are both male Red-tailed bumblebees ❤️ 🧵1/3

How do you read a hedgerow? What can it tell you about past management? How can that help know what to do next? This hedge has gaps, gap planting, old pleachers, signs of a significant reshape and some whips doing their damndest to survive!

🥳 Six Inches of Soil is now on PRIME VIDEO Prime Video UK & IE , 🇬🇧 only bit.ly/3XIGEUp. This makes watching it at home even easier! We’d 🤎 you to spread the word, and once people have seen it please do get them to rate it 👍. #primevideo #prime #streaming

bbc.co.uk/news/articles/… Looking forward NIs first regenerative farming conference tomorrow! I will be there with some colleagues from RSPB NI, come and chat to us if you are around.

Fascinating trip to Knepp Wilding today. Including to the facilities they’ve developed to sell their meat - which looked amazing.

What happens when you completely rethink your farm business? We spoke to welsh sheep and beef farmer Hywel Morgan about sustainable production. Watch now ⬇️ 🔗youtu.be/YUuZynpLpRU?si…

The benefits of hawthorn as a hedgeroe 'tree' Or any small tree for that matter Hedge trees dont *all* have to be whopping great oaks

10 yrs ago this soil was pretty hard to farm. Wet all winter, rock hard in summer. Very poor establishment. 10 yrs of a Conservation Ag strategy have changed that. 2-3 inches of carbon-rich soil now exist when before it was all the colour of the mineral below, and we have a crop!

Just over a month until the next hedgelaying national championships! Saturday 26th, Yorkshire I learn so much about the various 'styles' and have such a laugh each year. See you there?! hedgelaying.org.uk/pg/nationals/n…