Some little things we’ve done (with help) to help nature thrive on our farm A kind of update or summary… 🧵🧵🧵

Cactus Tree Guards We’ve restored about three miles of hedgerow - I can nearly look James Robinson in the face as his family never stopped managing theirs And we’ve planted maybe mother mile of new hedgerow

Grazing Livestock: Their role in a sustainable food system youtu.be/xHmaNjLARSA?si… via YouTube

The latest Rock and Roll Farming podcast with Andrew Meredith is BRILLIANT - fascinating insight into Farmers Weekly and great to hear Drew talk so eloquently about his job and experiences 👏👏

"We were supposed to be part of a collective endeavour where we were going to mend nature across the British landscape, create a sustainable food system . . . that's what's gone." James Rebanks on Farming Today The Landscape Revolution. bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0…

At least the government can’t blame us for this. When it leaves our farms it a health food.

Eco-anxiety is on the rise, but by taking action you can help ease this feeling and make a positive impact at the same time. Check out our tips below. 👇 friendsoftheearth.uk/climate/top-10…

We're restoring our precious temperate rainforests 💚 Our 100-year programme is set to restore around 1,755 hectares of this special habitat, thanks to generous support from Aviva plc 🌳 Read more 👇 independent.co.uk/climate-change…

What if you could plant once… and harvest for five years? 🌾🌲 When we talk about eating more trees, most people think of nuts, fruits, maybe even pine needles (surprisingly tasty!). But perennials go way beyond trees.

Little Angus calf bringing up the rear - this is Rottal Lexie…her mum is a not quite 2 year old first cycle calving heifer we got from Phepson Angus as a calf at foot to her mum Phepson Red Louise - who is a phenomenal cow, pictured with her 2025 calf, Lou Lou. All of 100% grass🌱

We are going to trial ten and use them on the young heifers on some conservation grazing land To monitor remotely Manage grazing Replace electric fence For heat detection And to learn where and how they graze that land

We haven’t had a drop of rain for about a month For third time in recent years we’ve gone from late winter bare to drought bare with no spring flush of moisture We’re managing because we manage grazing and stockpile for May, but way behind on growth of a normal year

How can we be so evil, blind, and corrupt as a global community to have no governments standing up against the horrors around the world.

Really excited to receive my copy of Richard Negus book 'Words from the Hedge' yesterday. Thanks to Unbound and Richard. Signed too! Next on my reading list! 🌳 📖

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Political Editor Andrew Learmonth breaks down what the deal means 👇 heraldscotland.com/politics/westm… Andrew Learmonth

Just in time for #WorldBeeDay, our website has just launched a set of beekeeping pages to support the importance of healthy bees in Scotland with targeted and strategic education for hobby beekeepers, bee farmers, and the general public. Check it out at sruc.ac.uk/beekeeping

Looking for a fun, screen-free way to keep little ones active? #30DaysWild is the perfect adventure! 💫 From bug hunts to nature crafts, each day can spark curiosity & creativity. Let’s inspire the next generation to love & protect nature! 👉 bit.ly/4lBrGt6

Coastlines are in danger, even if 1.5C climate target met bbc.in/43pBiyK

Not sure what i expected from the no fence collars but fair impressed. Had them in a lane way and used the virtual fence to move them along it. Photos don't do it justice but it's kept them in! Changes temperament which I'm not comfortable with but will see how it settles down.