Sarn
Gareth Jones
Sarn, Amlwch (Nant Y Fran)
Ffrem Cilywinllan
Eifion Pughe
Ffrem Cilywinllan, North Montgomeryshire
With drier summers and fluctuating input costs on the rise, Eifion and Menna are keen to see if they can grow herbs and clover with their grass leys to increase drought tolerance alongside...
Astridge Farm
William Fox
Astridge Farm, South Pembrokeshire
William and Katy Fox milk 350 autumn block calving British Friesians supplying First Milk through its regenerative farming programme; they are consequently keen on producing milk that is as environmentally friendly as possible...
Glanalders
George Edward Wozencraft
Glanalders, Radnorshire
One of George Wozencraft’s main drivers at Glanalders is to become more self-sufficient in energy while improving bird health and welfare. George has 20kW solar panels installed on his 16,000-layer bird flat deck system. However, the...
Treathro
David Best
Treathro, North Pembrokeshire
Treathro is a 170-acre coastal moorland farm, rearing a herd of Red Ruby Devon cattle along with a small flock of Lleyn sheep. It is a forage-based system whereby all cattle are certified under the...
Dylasau Uchaf, Padog
Beca Glyn
Dylasau Uchaf, Conwy
Dylasau Uchaf are keen to reduce their reliance on bought in concentrate feed, specifically for their 350-380 flock (number dependent on scanning results) of crossbred mules and Welsh mules around lambing.
Tupping begins on...
Wallog
David Evershed
Wallog, North Ceredigion
Drinking-water availability has always been a concern for the sheep farm, Wallog, located on the Cardigan coast, near Clarach, Ceredigion. In a low rain-fall area of Wales, the farm relies on an ageing network...
Bracken; The Pluses and Minuses
This module takes you through bracken as a habitat; when it has high nature value and when it doesn’t; control methods; and some uses for bracken and bracken-covered land. At the end of the module you should have a better...