Bruce Langridge, Head of Interpretation at the National Botanic Garden of Wales, has been in touch, asking if we would distribute the link to
Category: meadow management
In the current edition of “British Wildlife” magazine, there is an interesting article about the restoration of floodplain meadows using green hay. This habitat
Thank you to all our members who came along to our Autumn meeting in Llangain on Saturday. We had quite a few new members
I decided against amending my previous post – so here is the poster. I think its being emailed to members – if you can
This report follows on from the visit by CMG members to see the results of the green hay experiment at the NBGW (see previous
A quick reminder to look out for Waxcaps and other meadow fungi from now on. Many thanks to Julian for putting together this timely
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This is an article written by Andrew – our Chairman. Getting hay cut on small meadow fields has been a hot topic of discussion
This is a short half day course as part of the National Botanic Garden of Wales’ “Growing the Future” project, and is designed to
A post from Andrew: Our two fields (which are managed as meadows) are adjacent but separated by a treeline. The treeline comprises 6 large oaks