Like many readers, I guess, we're still under the cosh of the Beast from the East up here, with minus 14 degrees C measured on occasion, and horrendous wind chill.
Like many readers, I guess, we're still under the cosh of the Beast from the East up here, with minus 14 degrees C measured on occasion, and horrendous wind chill.
Two updates that may be of interest: First, thanks to Andrew for this link to the current "British Wildlife". http://www.magnificentmeadows.org.uk/assets/pdfs/Is_the_rye-grass_always_greener_An_evidence_review.
Thanks very much for this detailed follow up by Andrew to the short piece I featured in a previous post on a German study hinting at significant declines in insect
Many thanks to Andrew for supplying details of this upcoming meeting which may be of interest to members...
Many thanks to Andrew for this update on some of his hedge laying, at Ffos y Broga: Last autumn we decided to put the treeline on the S side of
Very many thanks to Lynne for sending me this piece recently on an amazing (first in Wales) find she made in one of her meadows near Abergorlech.
Everyone will have heard about how companies often re-brand and spend millions on new logos.
Very many thanks for this report and the photos supplied by Andrew, of the recently held manual scything course, which a number of CMG members attended...
Thanks to Isabel for alerting me to the Pasture for Life initiative.
I recall a fellow meadow owner once telling me about a technique for ageing a meadow by counting buttercups.