Regenerative Agriculture at Great Wollaston Farm

LEAF Demonstration Farmer, Rob Kynaston, explains his use of regenerative farming practices on the Welsh border, including a look at the farm business, cropping, livestock, soil health, and nutrient management.
Ceri Meehan of Catchment Sensitive Farming (CSF) highlights the benefits of regenerative farming to water quality, biodiversity and nutrient cycling.
CSF can provide specialist advice either directly or via the Farm and Land Management Advice service. CSF can offer visits on Soil Husbandry, Soil and Nutrient Management, and Farm Infrastructure as well as other topics.
Catchment Sensitive Farming (CSF) is led by Natural England in partnership with Defra and the Environment Agency. It works with farmers, communities and organisations in catchments across England to improve the quality of air, water and flood management through the Agricultural Transition.
For further information, advice, and funding opportunities, please see the following:
LEAF - leaf.eco/
CSF - www.gov.uk/guidance/catchment...
DEFRA Code of Good Agricultural Practice: Protecting our Soil, Water and Air - assets.publishing.service.gov...
Clean Air Strategy 2019 - assets.publishing.service.gov...