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Approximately 84% of Wales’ land area is farmed. Thanks to our mild and wet climate, that land is ideal for growing grass whilst rich and fertile soils support arable and horticulture production.

Testimonials:

Scott Robinson
“Farming Connect has helped me learn more about innovation, current best practice and more efficient ways of working, all critical for farmers at a time we need to be more aware of climate change and protecting the environment.”
Scott Robinson
Pembrokeshire
Dan
"Since the Prosper from Pasture programme, I've started measuring grass and taking grass cutting analysis to see how much goodness is in the grass. I think you learn so much from doing that and it gives you a lot of confidence that what you're doing will come good and the grass will last for longer than what you actually think it will."
Dan Pritchard
Gower Peninsula
Llaeth Llanfair
“Our diversification journey first began with technical help and guidance from Farming Connect, which our family has tapped into over many years, on issues such as nutrient management planning of the soil, our grazing strategy and animal health topics, which together have contributed to the land performing at peak levels and our herd of 400 Friesian cross Jersey cows being in the best possible condition to produce top quality milk."
Laura Jones
Llanfair Fach farm
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"Our trainer was clearly very experienced and I learned how to operate a chainsaw safely and correctly. I feel far more confident after this training."
Geoff Saunders
Carmarthenshire
Wyn and Eurig Jones
“After applying precision soil mapping on the arable land this has allowed us to capture £720 of savings on lime – instead of applying at a flat rate 170 tonnes at a cost of £5,100, variable rate application maps allowed lime to be targeted where it was needed, reducing the volume used to 146 tonnes.”
Wyn and Eurig Jones
Pantyderi, Cardigan
Dafydd Jones
“The Master Grass course gave me the confidence to implement a rotational grazing system on the family farm, and raised my awareness of the potential of incorporating the system within our sheep enterprise”
Dafydd Jones
Corwen

| E-learning
Horticultural Soils; Sustainable Management Through Cover Cropping And Green Manures
This course has been designed to provide a comprehensive introduction into what green manures and…
| News
How performance recording is shaping valuable improvements in Welsh hill flock
10 February 2026 Maternal gains achieved through performance recording are enabling a Welsh college…
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Foliar feed boosts forage maize in drought, farm trial shows
Using foliar feeds on maize challenged by soil nutrient deficiencies and drought increased fresh…
| Podcasts
Episode 127 - Using acoustic sensors to monitor farm biodiversity
Farmers know their land better than anyone — but keeping track of the wildlife that visits their…
| News
How feeding clover silage cut costs in run-up to lambing
22 January 2025High quality red and white clover silages have allowed a Welsh sheep farm to shave …
| News
Deputy First Minister congratulates Lantra Cymru Awards nominees at ceremony celebrating excellence in skills development and lifelong learning
16 January 2026 Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Secretary for Climate Change and Rural Affairs,…

Events

19 Feb 2026
Animal Health Improvement in your Flock within the SFS
Bryngwyn
Workshop attendees will learn about the steps of the...
24 Feb 2026
Preparing for the Sustainable Farming Scheme
Llangefni
Join Farming Connect and independent advisor Wendy...
25 Feb 2026
Horticulture: Growing food in balance with biodiversity
Bideford
Birch Farm, Bideford, Devon, is a market garden based...
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