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The Value Of Biodiversity In Carbon Capture
On a recent trip to Richard Bramley’s Manor farm, we looked at the value of cover crops, habitats and putting numbers to biodiversity
Farm Partner Case Study: Liz Sellers of Harrison Farms
Taking part in the Sustainable Landscapes Wolds Programme has been a great opportunity for Liz Sellers and Jeremy Harrison of Harrison Farms, who credit it with environmental, economic, and social benefits to their business. Harrison Farms' involvement in the Sustainable Wolds Programme came about by chance, but has seen Liz [...]
Press Release: Collaborative, farm-based environmental project launched in East Yorkshire could significantly cut CO2 levels
A LANDMARK, farm-based project that could help return atmospheric CO2 to pre-industrial levels has been launched in East Yorkshire. The Sustainable Landscapes Humber project is a collaboration between Yorkshire Water, Birds Eye, and supply chain consultancy Future Food Solutions, with other brands joining in as different commodities are grown in [...]
Cover Crop Mixes Developed Specifically for the Sustainable Landscapes Programme by Kings
1.Soil Vitality Mix also EFA compatible Sow rate 25 kg/ha The seed mix is designed more for use on lighter land. Different to the soil structure seed mix in that it includes the use of a deeper rooting tillage radish this seed mix is designed to put out [...]
Year 2 Pilot Site Meetings: Shipton by Beningbrough and Elvington
The first meeting hosted by David Blacker at his Skelton farm, looked at winter wheat and spring beans, both grown following the use of cover crops last autumn. The wheat pictured below was in great health, with large flag leaves a good overall dark shade of green and no sign [...]
Sustainable Landscapes Cover Crop of the Year Competition 2019
A key part of improving soil structure and water quality is to increase the amount of organic matter in the soil. A 1% increase in organic matter per acre increases water holding capacity by 21,000 gallons per acre. This reduces soil erosion, nutrient loss, potential flooding and increases the amount [...]
The Value Of Biodiversity In Carbon Capture
On a recent trip to Richard Bramley’s Manor farm, we looked at the value of cover crops, habitats and putting numbers to biodiversity
Farm Partner Case Study: Liz Sellers of Harrison Farms
Taking part in the Sustainable Landscapes Wolds Programme has been a great opportunity for Liz Sellers and Jeremy Harrison of Harrison Farms, who credit it with environmental, economic, and social benefits to their business. Harrison Farms' involvement in the Sustainable Wolds Programme came about by chance, but has seen Liz [...]
Press Release: Collaborative, farm-based environmental project launched in East Yorkshire could significantly cut CO2 levels
A LANDMARK, farm-based project that could help return atmospheric CO2 to pre-industrial levels has been launched in East Yorkshire. The Sustainable Landscapes Humber project is a collaboration between Yorkshire Water, Birds Eye, and supply chain consultancy Future Food Solutions, with other brands joining in as different commodities are grown in [...]
Cover Crop Mixes Developed Specifically for the Sustainable Landscapes Programme by Kings
1.Soil Vitality Mix also EFA compatible Sow rate 25 kg/ha The seed mix is designed more for use on lighter land. Different to the soil structure seed mix in that it includes the use of a deeper rooting tillage radish this seed mix is designed to put out [...]
Year 2 Pilot Site Meetings: Shipton by Beningbrough and Elvington
The first meeting hosted by David Blacker at his Skelton farm, looked at winter wheat and spring beans, both grown following the use of cover crops last autumn. The wheat pictured below was in great health, with large flag leaves a good overall dark shade of green and no sign [...]
Sustainable Landscapes Cover Crop of the Year Competition 2019
A key part of improving soil structure and water quality is to increase the amount of organic matter in the soil. A 1% increase in organic matter per acre increases water holding capacity by 21,000 gallons per acre. This reduces soil erosion, nutrient loss, potential flooding and increases the amount [...]
The Value Of Biodiversity In Carbon Capture
On a recent trip to Richard Bramley’s Manor farm, we looked at the value of cover crops, habitats and putting numbers to biodiversity
Farm Partner Case Study: Liz Sellers of Harrison Farms
Taking part in the Sustainable Landscapes Wolds Programme has been a great opportunity for Liz Sellers and Jeremy Harrison of Harrison Farms, who credit it with environmental, economic, and social benefits to their business. Harrison Farms' involvement in the Sustainable Wolds Programme came about by chance, but has seen Liz [...]
Press Release: Collaborative, farm-based environmental project launched in East Yorkshire could significantly cut CO2 levels
A LANDMARK, farm-based project that could help return atmospheric CO2 to pre-industrial levels has been launched in East Yorkshire. The Sustainable Landscapes Humber project is a collaboration between Yorkshire Water, Birds Eye, and supply chain consultancy Future Food Solutions, with other brands joining in as different commodities are grown in [...]
Cover Crop Mixes Developed Specifically for the Sustainable Landscapes Programme by Kings
1.Soil Vitality Mix also EFA compatible Sow rate 25 kg/ha The seed mix is designed more for use on lighter land. Different to the soil structure seed mix in that it includes the use of a deeper rooting tillage radish this seed mix is designed to put out [...]
Year 2 Pilot Site Meetings: Shipton by Beningbrough and Elvington
The first meeting hosted by David Blacker at his Skelton farm, looked at winter wheat and spring beans, both grown following the use of cover crops last autumn. The wheat pictured below was in great health, with large flag leaves a good overall dark shade of green and no sign [...]
Sustainable Landscapes Cover Crop of the Year Competition 2019
A key part of improving soil structure and water quality is to increase the amount of organic matter in the soil. A 1% increase in organic matter per acre increases water holding capacity by 21,000 gallons per acre. This reduces soil erosion, nutrient loss, potential flooding and increases the amount [...]
