How are your favourite meadows looking now? It seems that over the last fortnight, our meadows are changing almost daily, both in terms of
How are your favourite meadows looking now? It seems that over the last fortnight, our meadows are changing almost daily, both in terms of
Like London buses, no posts for a while, then 2 in 2 days! Many thanks to Andrew and Helen Martin for the very interesting
After a very wet mild winter, and later start to spring, at last our upland meadows seem to be growing well. I’ve been kindly
Thanks to Isabel for some more information about conservation grazing opportunities with ponies from Pont: PONT have access to at least 80 semi-feral pony
Grazing Animal project – PONT Thanks to Isabel for the following information, and also via her some great pictures to accompany the post, (forwarded
Thanks to Isabel for sending me this information, which comes from Hannah Shaw of the Freshwater HabitatsTrust : The Freshwater Habitats Trust are undertaking
What’s in a name? Farm, holding and individual field names Somebody told me that there had been a television programme earlier in 2015, on
Bruce Langridge, the Wax cap expert from the National Botanic Gardens who talked to our autumn meeting, has kindly passed on a survey which
Following on from the previous post, I’m including below the list of questions which meadow owners or managers might like to consider answering, if
A really interesting and well attended meeting took place at the Pontarcothi hall last Saturday, October 24 th. Isabel had arranged 4 excellent speakers