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SUMMARY:A Monumental Celebration at St Breward Village Hall
DESCRIPTION:Join us for A Monumental Celebration\, a series of special events to honour the incredible teamwork\, dedication and community spirit behind the Monumental Improvements project. \nThe Second event at the Start of March is at St Breward Village Hall drop in from 10am – open to all\, including families and budding young archaeologists. \nPlease come along for cake and coffee and immerse yourself in a stunning exhibition. Discover James Innerdale’s beautiful watercolour illustrations of the sites\, explore blown-up 360° panoramic images and marvel at digital reconstruction stills that bring these ancient places to life.  \nAt 11:30am\, settle in for the premiere of two fascinating films about the legendary King Arthur’s Hall\, alongside a webinar and other short films created as part of the project.
URL:https://cornwall-landscape.org/cnl-event/a-monumental-celebration-at-st-breward-village-hall/
LOCATION:St Breward Village Hall\, St Breward\, Bodmin Moor\, PL30 4PP
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ORGANIZER;CN="Monumental Improvement":MAILTO:monuments@cornwall-aonb.gov.uk
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20250301T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250301T130000
DTSTAMP:20250121T124323Z
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SUMMARY:A Monumental Celebration at St Breward Village Hall
DESCRIPTION:Join us for A Monumental Celebration\, a series of special events to honour the incredible teamwork\, dedication and community spirit behind the Monumental Improvements project. \nThe Second event at the Start of March is at St Breward Village Hall drop in from 10am – open to all\, including families and budding young archaeologists. \nPlease come along for cake and coffee and immerse yourself in a stunning exhibition. Discover James Innerdale’s beautiful watercolour illustrations of the sites\, explore blown-up 360° panoramic images and marvel at digital reconstruction stills that bring these ancient places to life.  \nAt 11:30am\, settle in for the premiere of two fascinating films about the legendary King Arthur’s Hall\, alongside a webinar and other short films created as part of the project.
URL:https://cornwall-landscape.org/cnl-event/a-monumental-celebration-at-st-breward-village-hall-2/
LOCATION:St Breward Village Hall\, St Breward\, Bodmin Moor\, PL30 4PP
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ORGANIZER;CN="Monumental Improvement":MAILTO:monuments@cornwall-aonb.gov.uk
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250313
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250314
DTSTAMP:20250309T082612Z
CREATED:20250309T081655Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250309T082612Z
UID:4970-1741824000-1741910399@cornwall-landscape.org
SUMMARY:How to finish 100% Pasture Fed Cattle Successfully
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to How To Finish 100% Pasture-Fed Cattle Successfully! Join us at Treway Farm Cornish Turkeys and Pastured Beef for an exciting in-person event. Learn all about the techniques and strategies to ensure your cattle are thriving on pasture. Award winning farmers Will and Kate Martin will guide you through the process step by step\, sharing their valuable insights and tips. Don’t miss this opportunity to get hands on with assessing condition and seeing how this translates in the hanging room. Sign up now for a day filled with valuable information and networking! The day will also include a lunch of Treway’s 100% pasture-fed beef and enable participants to learn how to select an animal for premium carcass. \nSchedule \n1.00pm – Meet in the barn\, arrival & welcome Treway lunch \n1.45pm – To the race to look at condition scoring \n2.45pm – To the cattle shed to discuss overwinter feed and body condition \n3.45pm – Look at beef hanging and assess qualities \n4.00 – Back to the barn for a cuppa and questions A chance to network / chat with people \n4.30pm finish
URL:https://cornwall-landscape.org/cnl-event/how-to-finish-100-pasture-fed-cattle-successfully/
LOCATION:Treway Farm\, Coombe\, PL26 7LS\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Farming in Protected Landscapes
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250313
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250314
DTSTAMP:20250309T081655Z
CREATED:20250309T081655Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250309T081655Z
UID:8623-1741824000-1741910399@cornwall-landscape.org
SUMMARY:How to finish 100% Pasture Fed Cattle Successfully
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to How To Finish 100% Pasture-Fed Cattle Successfully! Join us at Treway Farm Cornish Turkeys and Pastured Beef for an exciting in-person event. Learn all about the techniques and strategies to ensure your cattle are thriving on pasture. Award winning farmers Will and Kate Martin will guide you through the process step by step\, sharing their valuable insights and tips. Don’t miss this opportunity to get hands on with assessing condition and seeing how this translates in the hanging room. Sign up now for a day filled with valuable information and networking! The day will also include a lunch of Treway’s 100% pasture-fed beef and enable participants to learn how to select an animal for premium carcass. \nSchedule \n1.00pm – Meet in the barn\, arrival & welcome Treway lunch \n1.45pm – To the race to look at condition scoring \n2.45pm – To the cattle shed to discuss overwinter feed and body condition \n3.45pm – Look at beef hanging and assess qualities \n4.00 – Back to the barn for a cuppa and questions A chance to network / chat with people \n4.30pm finish
URL:https://cornwall-landscape.org/cnl-event/how-to-finish-100-pasture-fed-cattle-successfully-2/
LOCATION:Treway Farm\, Coombe\, PL26 7LS\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Farming in Protected Landscapes
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20250313T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250313T133000
DTSTAMP:20250309T082519Z
CREATED:20250309T081409Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250309T082519Z
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SUMMARY:Farm Cornwall: Fec Pack Farm Walks
DESCRIPTION:Thursday 13th March Treganhawke Farm\, Torpoint\, PL10 1JH \n11.00 am start to 1.30pm with a Pasty lunch \nA vet from a local practice will explain the issues around anthelmintic resistance and how to avoid those issues by good management and the use of faecal egg counts as a means whether to dose or not and how\, by managing differing groups of animals\, anthelmintic resistance can be minimised together with the costs of production. The day will include a short farm walk to collect some dung samples and hopefully we will be able to see a practical example of a faecal test done with results using Farm Cornwall’s FIPL supported own kit.
URL:https://cornwall-landscape.org/cnl-event/farm-cornwall-fec-pack-farm-walks/
LOCATION:Treganhawke Farm\, Torpoint\, PL10 1JH\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Farming in Protected Landscapes
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20250313T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250313T133000
DTSTAMP:20250309T081409Z
CREATED:20250309T081409Z
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SUMMARY:Farm Cornwall: Fec Pack Farm Walks
DESCRIPTION:Thursday 13th March Treganhawke Farm\, Torpoint\, PL10 1JH \n11.00 am start to 1.30pm with a Pasty lunch \nA vet from a local practice will explain the issues around anthelmintic resistance and how to avoid those issues by good management and the use of faecal egg counts as a means whether to dose or not and how\, by managing differing groups of animals\, anthelmintic resistance can be minimised together with the costs of production. The day will include a short farm walk to collect some dung samples and hopefully we will be able to see a practical example of a faecal test done with results using Farm Cornwall’s FIPL supported own kit.
URL:https://cornwall-landscape.org/cnl-event/farm-cornwall-fec-pack-farm-walks-2/
LOCATION:Treganhawke Farm\, Torpoint\, PL10 1JH\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Farming in Protected Landscapes
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250318
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250319
DTSTAMP:20250309T082451Z
CREATED:20250309T082451Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250309T082451Z
UID:4973-1742256000-1742342399@cornwall-landscape.org
SUMMARY:Beetles\, butchery and bye -Dung beetles and a healthy livestock system
DESCRIPTION:Join us for this last event on the Pasture and Profit in Protected Landscapes series. We’ll have a day with the brilliant Sally-Ann Spence as well as looking at the butchery at Higher Keigwin\, touring the farm and connecting with likeminded food producers. \nWe’ll be treated to Heigher Keigwin minced beef burgers and a hearty soup for lunch as well as a warm fire. \nSally-Ann will take us on a deep dive into our farm ecology and how it can really work for us. We’ll explore: \nWhat are dung beetles & what do they do for us? We don’t generally think of what happens to the dung in our fields or if our native dung beetle populations are thriving. But what if we lost these insects and the ecosystem functions they perform? Join us for a informative workshop to learn what dung beetles do for us and what we can do for them… \nAbout the Event \nJust how important are dung beetles in our livestock systems and what are they doing beyond removing dung? We generally don’t think of the tiny insect communities based around the dung piles in our fields and these include our native dung beetles. But what if we loose these beetles? What effect would it have on our livestock\, pastures\, soil and farm biodiversity? By gaining an understanding of dung beetles we can implement small changes in our management decisions that could have much wider benefits for biodiversity in general\, the environment & livestock health including sustainable parasite plans to minimise chemical dependence. \nWe’ll begin the day by introducing our native dung beetles with a presentation and a selection of specimens. The presentation will highlight the ecosystem functions of these economically important pastoral insects\, their ecology\, their threats and the potential practical changes in management required for their conservation. \nAfter the presentation there will be a practical session enabling the opportunity for a dung dive out in the field. This will demonstrate how to identify and monitor the dung beetle populations by a simple surveying methodology enabling you to try for yourself on your own farm. \nAbout the facilitator \nSally-Ann Spence FRES FLS \nSally-Ann Spence is a scientist\, presenter\, farmer\, entomologist and a Fellow of both the Royal Entomological Society and the Linnaean Society. Recently awarded the British Entomology and Natural History Society’s gold medal for her research into dung beetles within the farmed landscape. \nShe founded the U.K. Dung Beetle Mapping Project to accumulate previously unknown species data. Her work with the project has seen her surveying field sites all over the U.K. including many outlying islands enabling her to study a multitude of grazing systems. \nThis practical experience has been translated into collaborative projects working on sustainable land management plans within the farming community to promote dung beetles as important bio-indicators for soil\, pasture and livestock health. \nSally-Ann was awarded the British Entomological and Natural History Society’s gold medal for over two decades of promoting dung beetle awareness and her research into dung beetles and the livestock sector. A founding member of Dung Beetles for Farmers\, which was formed to continue the awareness of this insect group and highlight their conservation\, she provides dung beetle workshops\, training days\, surveys and advisory services. \nSally-Ann owns and runs an educational research centre ‘Berrycroft Hub’ based on her family farm where she has her own livestock and manages all the grazing. \nAs a passionate advocate of British farming and biodiversity\, Sally-Ann does a great deal of scientific public outreach both at her centre on the farm\, at various events and on all media platforms including television.
URL:https://cornwall-landscape.org/cnl-event/beetles-butchery-and-bye-dung-beetles-and-a-healthy-livestock-system/
LOCATION:Higher Keigwin Farm
CATEGORIES:Farming in Protected Landscapes
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250318
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250319
DTSTAMP:20250309T082451Z
CREATED:20250309T082451Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250309T082451Z
UID:8624-1742256000-1742342399@cornwall-landscape.org
SUMMARY:Beetles\, butchery and bye -Dung beetles and a healthy livestock system
DESCRIPTION:Join us for this last event on the Pasture and Profit in Protected Landscapes series. We’ll have a day with the brilliant Sally-Ann Spence as well as looking at the butchery at Higher Keigwin\, touring the farm and connecting with likeminded food producers. \nWe’ll be treated to Heigher Keigwin minced beef burgers and a hearty soup for lunch as well as a warm fire. \nSally-Ann will take us on a deep dive into our farm ecology and how it can really work for us. We’ll explore: \nWhat are dung beetles & what do they do for us? We don’t generally think of what happens to the dung in our fields or if our native dung beetle populations are thriving. But what if we lost these insects and the ecosystem functions they perform? Join us for a informative workshop to learn what dung beetles do for us and what we can do for them… \nAbout the Event \nJust how important are dung beetles in our livestock systems and what are they doing beyond removing dung? We generally don’t think of the tiny insect communities based around the dung piles in our fields and these include our native dung beetles. But what if we loose these beetles? What effect would it have on our livestock\, pastures\, soil and farm biodiversity? By gaining an understanding of dung beetles we can implement small changes in our management decisions that could have much wider benefits for biodiversity in general\, the environment & livestock health including sustainable parasite plans to minimise chemical dependence. \nWe’ll begin the day by introducing our native dung beetles with a presentation and a selection of specimens. The presentation will highlight the ecosystem functions of these economically important pastoral insects\, their ecology\, their threats and the potential practical changes in management required for their conservation. \nAfter the presentation there will be a practical session enabling the opportunity for a dung dive out in the field. This will demonstrate how to identify and monitor the dung beetle populations by a simple surveying methodology enabling you to try for yourself on your own farm. \nAbout the facilitator \nSally-Ann Spence FRES FLS \nSally-Ann Spence is a scientist\, presenter\, farmer\, entomologist and a Fellow of both the Royal Entomological Society and the Linnaean Society. Recently awarded the British Entomology and Natural History Society’s gold medal for her research into dung beetles within the farmed landscape. \nShe founded the U.K. Dung Beetle Mapping Project to accumulate previously unknown species data. Her work with the project has seen her surveying field sites all over the U.K. including many outlying islands enabling her to study a multitude of grazing systems. \nThis practical experience has been translated into collaborative projects working on sustainable land management plans within the farming community to promote dung beetles as important bio-indicators for soil\, pasture and livestock health. \nSally-Ann was awarded the British Entomological and Natural History Society’s gold medal for over two decades of promoting dung beetle awareness and her research into dung beetles and the livestock sector. A founding member of Dung Beetles for Farmers\, which was formed to continue the awareness of this insect group and highlight their conservation\, she provides dung beetle workshops\, training days\, surveys and advisory services. \nSally-Ann owns and runs an educational research centre ‘Berrycroft Hub’ based on her family farm where she has her own livestock and manages all the grazing. \nAs a passionate advocate of British farming and biodiversity\, Sally-Ann does a great deal of scientific public outreach both at her centre on the farm\, at various events and on all media platforms including television.
URL:https://cornwall-landscape.org/cnl-event/beetles-butchery-and-bye-dung-beetles-and-a-healthy-livestock-system-2/
LOCATION:Higher Keigwin Farm
CATEGORIES:Farming in Protected Landscapes
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20250319T080000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250403T170000
DTSTAMP:20250404T091124Z
CREATED:20250212T152526Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250404T091124Z
UID:4875-1742371200-1743699600@cornwall-landscape.org
SUMMARY:We're looking for Volunteers for Heritage Helpers!
DESCRIPTION:We’re looking for enthusiastic volunteers to join Heritage Helpers\, running regular volunteering opportunities throughout April\, where you can help protect and enhance Cornwall’s incredible historic sites. \nEach session begins with a guided walk to the site\, led by a knowledgeable Monumental Improvement (MI) Project staff member\, who will share insights along the way. Once there\, you’ll play an active role in installing interpretation signs to help visitors understand the site’s history and will put up bird and bat nest boxes to restore vital habitats impacted by conservation work. It’s a great way to get outdoors\, meet like-minded people\, and make a lasting impact on Cornwall’s heritage and wildlife. No experience needed – just a willingness to get involved and enjoy the journey! \nRSVP today if your interested\, you can take part in just one or all days\, it’s up to you. Come and be a part of something special!
URL:https://cornwall-landscape.org/cnl-event/heritage-helpers/
LOCATION:Cornwall
CATEGORIES:Volunteer Event
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ORGANIZER;CN="Monumental Improvement":MAILTO:monuments@cornwall-aonb.gov.uk
END:VEVENT
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20250319T080000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250403T170000
DTSTAMP:20250212T152526Z
CREATED:20250212T152526Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250212T152526Z
UID:8646-1742371200-1743699600@cornwall-landscape.org
SUMMARY:We're looking for Volunteers for Heritage Helpers!
DESCRIPTION:We’re looking for enthusiastic volunteers to join Heritage Helpers\, running regular volunteering opportunities throughout April\, where you can help protect and enhance Cornwall’s incredible historic sites. \nEach session begins with a guided walk to the site\, led by a knowledgeable Monumental Improvement (MI) Project staff member\, who will share insights along the way. Once there\, you’ll play an active role in installing interpretation signs to help visitors understand the site’s history and will put up bird and bat nest boxes to restore vital habitats impacted by conservation work. It’s a great way to get outdoors\, meet like-minded people\, and make a lasting impact on Cornwall’s heritage and wildlife. No experience needed – just a willingness to get involved and enjoy the journey! \nRSVP today if your interested\, you can take part in just one or all days\, it’s up to you. Come and be a part of something special!
URL:https://cornwall-landscape.org/cnl-event/heritage-helpers-2/
LOCATION:Cornwall
CATEGORIES:Volunteer Event
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ORGANIZER;CN="Monumental Improvement":MAILTO:monuments@cornwall-aonb.gov.uk
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20250319T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250319T160000
DTSTAMP:20250313T135639Z
CREATED:20250306T140908Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250313T135639Z
UID:4955-1742392800-1742400000@cornwall-landscape.org
SUMMARY:A Monumental Celebration at Rosuick Farm
DESCRIPTION:Join us for our final Monumental Celebration\, to honour the incredible teamwork\, dedication and community spirit behind the Monumental Improvements project. \nThis final event on 19th March is at Rosuick Farm\, from 2pm to 4pm – open to all\, including families and budding young archaeologists. \nPlease come along and immerse yourself in a stunning exhibition. Discover James Innerdale’s beautiful watercolour illustrations of the sites\, explore blown-up 360° panoramic images and marvel at digital reconstruction stills that bring these ancient places to life.
URL:https://cornwall-landscape.org/cnl-event/a-monumental-celebration-at-rosuick-farm/
LOCATION:Rosuick Farm\, Rosuick Organic Farm\, St Martin\, Helston\, TR12 6DZ
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ORGANIZER;CN="Monumental Improvement":MAILTO:monuments@cornwall-aonb.gov.uk
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20250319T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250319T160000
DTSTAMP:20250306T140908Z
CREATED:20250306T140908Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250306T140908Z
UID:8647-1742392800-1742400000@cornwall-landscape.org
SUMMARY:A Monumental Celebration at Rosuick Farm
DESCRIPTION:Join us for our final Monumental Celebration\, to honour the incredible teamwork\, dedication and community spirit behind the Monumental Improvements project. \nThis final event on 19th March is at Rosuick Farm\, from 2pm to 4pm – open to all\, including families and budding young archaeologists. \nPlease come along and immerse yourself in a stunning exhibition. Discover James Innerdale’s beautiful watercolour illustrations of the sites\, explore blown-up 360° panoramic images and marvel at digital reconstruction stills that bring these ancient places to life.
URL:https://cornwall-landscape.org/cnl-event/a-monumental-celebration-at-rosuick-farm-2/
LOCATION:Rosuick Farm\, Rosuick Organic Farm\, St Martin\, Helston\, TR12 6DZ
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ORGANIZER;CN="Monumental Improvement":MAILTO:monuments@cornwall-aonb.gov.uk
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20250327T163000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250327T200000
DTSTAMP:20250320T112733Z
CREATED:20250311T154721Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250320T112733Z
UID:5014-1743093000-1743105600@cornwall-landscape.org
SUMMARY:Cornish Farm Feast
DESCRIPTION:Farmers of Cornwall: \nYou are invited to half a day of feasting\, discussing and sharing experiences to build on the valuable work we have already started with our Alt-Soya project over the last 12 months. \nAlt-Soya is a farmer-led collaboration to explore the practicalities and potential for developing a more local livestock feed network. \nWe have discovered that alternatives to soya are already being used successfully in Cornwall\, with a fine example being a partnership between neighbouring farmers to grow lupins for chicken feed. This partnership has led to a reduction in soil depletion\, improved soil structure\, increased biodiversity\, lower carbon emissions\, increased resilience\, and a high quality protein feed rich in amino acids for healthy egg production. \nSome exciting future collaborations between farmers are already planned\, and we now want to build on this in the coming year to explore further ideas for developing a more circular approach to livestock feed in the County. \nThe challenges facing the farming community in Cornwall are many and varied\, so we are facilitating this event to share experiences and information on topics such as: \n\nIncreasing farmers’ resilience\nReducing dependence on volatile commodities (and their associated costs)\nFood security\nSoil health\nNet Zero\n\nWe will hear from Cornish farmers about what they have done to increase their resilience and adapt to the changes in the farming world. \nJoin us on 27 March for a few hours of discussion\, debate and delicious locally produced food. \nTime: 4.30-8pm \nVenue: The Conference Room\, Cornwall Farm Machinery\, Deer Park\, Trewaters\, Trispen\, TR4 9BE \nClick website below to register your place!
URL:https://cornwall-landscape.org/cnl-event/cornish-farm-feast/
LOCATION:The Conference Room\, Cornwall Farm Machinery\, Deer Park\, Trewaters\, Trispen\, TR4 9BE
CATEGORIES:Farming in Protected Landscapes
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20250327T163000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250327T200000
DTSTAMP:20250311T154721Z
CREATED:20250311T154721Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250311T154721Z
UID:8648-1743093000-1743105600@cornwall-landscape.org
SUMMARY:Cornish Farm Feast
DESCRIPTION:Farmers of Cornwall: \nYou are invited to half a day of feasting\, discussing and sharing experiences to build on the valuable work we have already started with our Alt-Soya project over the last 12 months. \nAlt-Soya is a farmer-led collaboration to explore the practicalities and potential for developing a more local livestock feed network. \nWe have discovered that alternatives to soya are already being used successfully in Cornwall\, with a fine example being a partnership between neighbouring farmers to grow lupins for chicken feed. This partnership has led to a reduction in soil depletion\, improved soil structure\, increased biodiversity\, lower carbon emissions\, increased resilience\, and a high quality protein feed rich in amino acids for healthy egg production. \nSome exciting future collaborations between farmers are already planned\, and we now want to build on this in the coming year to explore further ideas for developing a more circular approach to livestock feed in the County. \nThe challenges facing the farming community in Cornwall are many and varied\, so we are facilitating this event to share experiences and information on topics such as: \n\nIncreasing farmers’ resilience\nReducing dependence on volatile commodities (and their associated costs)\nFood security\nSoil health\nNet Zero\n\nWe will hear from Cornish farmers about what they have done to increase their resilience and adapt to the changes in the farming world. \nJoin us on 27 March for a few hours of discussion\, debate and delicious locally produced food. \nTime: 4.30-8pm \nVenue: The Conference Room\, Cornwall Farm Machinery\, Deer Park\, Trewaters\, Trispen\, TR4 9BE \nClick website below to register your place!
URL:https://cornwall-landscape.org/cnl-event/cornish-farm-feast-2/
LOCATION:The Conference Room\, Cornwall Farm Machinery\, Deer Park\, Trewaters\, Trispen\, TR4 9BE
CATEGORIES:Farming in Protected Landscapes
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