The Natural England Hampshire Downs Farmland Conservation Podcast
Robert West
8 episodes
1 month ago
This podcast series aims to promote and enhance farmland conservation by sharing inspiring stories from farmers and advisers with agricultural professionals and the general public. The podcast is a series of interviews with flagship farmers and advisers who are not only local leaders and respected among their peers, but they are also implementing progressive management across the land they manage with consideration for wildlife, ecology and water quality.
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This podcast series aims to promote and enhance farmland conservation by sharing inspiring stories from farmers and advisers with agricultural professionals and the general public. The podcast is a series of interviews with flagship farmers and advisers who are not only local leaders and respected among their peers, but they are also implementing progressive management across the land they manage with consideration for wildlife, ecology and water quality.
The Natural England Hampshire Downs Farmland Conservation Podcast
41 minutes
6 years ago
Kate and Derek Faulkner
Natural England have released our very first podcast and episode five is the first of three discussing cluster farms. This interview on the Hampshire Downs Farmland Conservation Podcast is with Kate and Derek Faulkner of Norton Farm and the Selbourne cluster near Winchester. For more information on cluster farms see the website: https://www.farmerclusters.com/. Listen to … Continue reading "Kate and Derek Faulkner"
The Natural England Hampshire Downs Farmland Conservation Podcast
This podcast series aims to promote and enhance farmland conservation by sharing inspiring stories from farmers and advisers with agricultural professionals and the general public. The podcast is a series of interviews with flagship farmers and advisers who are not only local leaders and respected among their peers, but they are also implementing progressive management across the land they manage with consideration for wildlife, ecology and water quality.
