Conversations with Irish farmers about how and why they make space for nature while operating a profitable farm. FFN (https://www.farmingfornature.ie) is a not-for-profit initiative set up by scientists & farmers to restore the ecological health of Irish farmland. FFN on twitter (https://twitter.com/farmfornature) .
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 41 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | NatureSociety & CultureScienceDocumentary |
Bruce Thompson is an intensive dairy farmer from Laois. He has a particular interest in reducing animal remedies through prevention, and is a strong advocate for the urgent need to protect our dung beetle populations.
Brigid speaks to Kim McCall about why and how he makes biochar. Kim and his wife Mireille own a 214-acre mixed livestock stock farm in Calverstown, Kilcullen, Co. Kildare with a herd of 75 pedigree suckler cows, a flock of 80 sheep, as well as a few ... more
James Gilmartin is a 7th generation mixed farmer. He keeps a suckler herd and a small herd of Dexters, as well as a small flock of sheep. Part of his farm is commonage and a very important High Nature Value habitat for various species, including the ... more
Maurice Deasy farms 120 acres in northwest Tipperary. He grows heritage Irish grains to preserve their genetic diversity, and uses them in his own brewery on the farm. He also has 20 acres of mixed woodland and wetland through his farm. He tells Brig... more
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Really interesting and hopefull podcast speaking to people doing their bit for nature while running a modern farm. It’s good to know these people exist
Absolutely brilliant podcast!!
I follow all the podcasts from Farming for Nature. They are all balanced, well researched and informative. Thank you to the team for this one, I’m inspired to get a few barn owl boxes for the farm -one of the males and one for the females, I didn’t know they wanted their own space! Keep the podcasts coming 😀
Love listening to this series as it is concise but allows me to travel to each farm and hear their story
A terrific listen please tell your friends!
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