Adam Batchelor (@aabatchelor) 's Twitter Profile
Adam Batchelor

@aabatchelor

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calendar_today03-09-2011 19:40:01

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Wildfarmed (@wildfarmed) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🌍️EARTH DAY🌍️ Ain't it peculiar that we have an Earth Day, considering we spend all of our time here? It feeds us? It keeps us alive? We owe it to our existence? We should be showering it with love and affection, not killing it at the rate of knots. #biodiversity

Adam Batchelor (@aabatchelor) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Just imagine, 75 caps, former world player of the year, still in absolute top form, one more grand slam decider and it's back to being a farmer on a 300 ha farm in France. A-mazing. #TikTokW6N

Fi Tomas (@fi_tomas_) 's Twitter Profile Photo

20 years since England women first ran out at Twickenham in baggy kit, a piece on how the Red Roses became box office 🍿 🎟️ 5x as many first-time purchases compared to Eng men’s games 💰 more bulk buying 🔞 younger demographic 🌱 WOMEN ARE RUGBY'S FUTURE telegraph.co.uk/rugby-union/20…

Stella Mills l SPORT (@stellamills__) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Right then, what was your moment of the Tik Tok Women’s Six Nations? 👀 Doesn’t have to be player based, could be as simple as running into a mate at the stadium! 🤝🏽 I wanna hear about it ⬇️

NZ Sevens (@nz_sevens) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The Black Ferns Sevens perform their team haka in honour of Tim Mikkelson and his historic 100th international tournament 🖤 #Mikkelson100

Sky Sports (@skysports) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Kevin Sinfield emotionally carried his former Leeds Rhinos teammate Rob Burrow over the finish line at the inaugural Rob Burrow Leeds Marathon, having pushed his friend around the 26.2 miles in his wheelchair ❤️

Megan (@favcolour_green) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Tom Wright Quite bloody right How'd our native ecology contain so many pasture/meadow/scrub species if its natural state is wall to wall woodland? How'd we have so many native inverts that rely on ancient trees? (Which you don't tend to find in closed canopy woodland) Graph Plantlife

<a href="/turbotechdog/">Tom Wright</a> Quite bloody right

How'd our native ecology contain so many pasture/meadow/scrub species if its natural state is wall to wall woodland?

How'd we have so many native inverts that rely on ancient trees? (Which you don't tend to find in closed canopy woodland)

Graph <a href="/Love_plants/">Plantlife</a>
James Rebanks (@herdyshepherd1) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Absolutely ridiculous take Ben He massively worsened the trading relationship for British farmers - dismantled the old (yes, flawed) systems before creating a new one - encouraging agricultural intensification which is the biggest driver of nature decline in Britain

Nina Pullman (@nina_pullman) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This took me a long time to write but it was worth it.. Jake Fiennes is one of the leading communicators in food/farming & our conversation took many turns (from rewilding, market forces, Monbiot and offsets) like all the best ones do. Via Wicked Leeks wickedleeks.riverford.co.uk/features/bridg…

James Robinson (@jrfromstrickley) 's Twitter Profile Photo

To whom it may concern, please try and refrain from using the word ‘rewilding’, you will engage better with farmers, and those are the people who can instigate the greatest change on the land around us all. Thank you

To whom it may concern, please try and refrain from using the word ‘rewilding’, you will engage better with farmers, and those are the people who can instigate the greatest change on the land around us all. 

Thank you
Joe Stanley (@joewstanley) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A bleak picture - agriculturally, environmentally, socially - of what the wrong tree in the wrong place means in the real world. theguardian.com/world/2023/jul…

cat frampton (@cat_frampton) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A short thread on exclusion in landscape decisions and narratives that feels (but almost certainly is not) deliberate. It’s something that plays into the polarising chat about us v them & ‘bad farmers vs nature’ & is a odd ignoring of lived experience in a changing landscape ⬇️

A short thread on exclusion in landscape decisions and narratives that feels (but almost certainly is not) deliberate. 

It’s something that plays into the polarising chat about us v them &amp; ‘bad farmers vs nature’ &amp; is a odd ignoring of lived experience in a changing landscape ⬇️