A wonderful post from Richard Smith: It’s not often that a long-threatened and declining species turns up in 73 additional fields in a county, even one the size of Carmarthenshire.
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A post from Andrew: Our two fields (which are managed as meadows) are adjacent but separated by a treeline.
Andrew Martin (our Chairman) gave a talk recently to the Dyfed Smallholders’ Association on the Meadows Group.
A post from our Chairman Andrew: Some of us have a difficult relationship with rushes, with soft rush (Juncus effusus) being a particular problem in some fields when it can
In the early days of the Meadows Group, we arranged to visit not only nature reserves belonging to/managed by various conservation organisations but also fields belonging to the new group’s
Our good friend Dr Deborah Sazer is running a range of courses this year - Gower and Swansea and at Denmark Farm near Lampeter.
As those attending the Spring Meeting on 23 March will remember, Richard Pryce (with Kath Pryce the County Recorders) asked for us to send in records.
This may be of interest to our members: Last November, S4C showed a film called "Yr Afon Dywyll - Taith yr Afon Tywi" - or "The Dark River - The
Peoples Trust for Endangered Species have provided information about a useful new guide.