About 10 days ago a group of 16 volunteer members met again at Myddfai Hall with the aim of trying to plan how to develop the group, in a bit
About 10 days ago a group of 16 volunteer members met again at Myddfai Hall with the aim of trying to plan how to develop the group, in a bit
We're heading into the quiet time of the year for meadow activity (at least visibly above ground), but there's been a lot of activity behind the scenes in the meadow
Thanks very much for this post from Andrew and Helen Martin, on a thorny topic for many meadow owners...
On Saturday October 8th, the Meadows Group held an autumnal meeting in the lovely visitor centre at Myddfai.
It's maybe a bit late in the year to write about manual scything, but I'd been doing a bit of research about how to make a hay rick, as an
Pont Stock Checkers Course (30 August 2016) Thanks to Rachel Barber for this report, and some photos of ash die back disease on her ash trees ...
Many thanks to news of this free course from Emma Douglas of PONT, which Isabel Macho has kindly provided.
Matt Sutton of Wyndrush Wild has contacted me this week, with the following information about some locally sourced meadow seed...
I guess many of our meadows are just past their peak of interest.
The first ever National Meadows day took place in 2015, designed to promote awareness of wildflower meadows.