We’ve been keeping busy here at Farming for a Better Climate. The easing of some Scottish Government restrictions around Covid19 have meant we could once again meet on farm, albeit in a small group and observing social distancing requirements. Still, it’s a positive step. If restrictions allow, we are considering an event to showcase some of the measures the Soil Regenerative Agriculture Group have been exploring and putting into place. Keep an eye on our social media pages for any announcements.
We have a short video from Hugh Black to share with you about his Winter Beans over on our new YouTube account and the group have been looking at some the benefits nutritional farming can have on their businesses.
In this newsletter, we will catch up with some of the other activities in the Soil Regenerative Agriculture Group (pictured right), take a look at COP26 which will be coming to Glasgow in November and pick up on a few other bits and pieces that have been happening over the spring months along the way.
Read on to see how other farmers are profitably tackling climate change, benefiting both the environment and farm business.
In this edition...
- What's been happening?
- Soil Regenerative Agriculture Group - update
- Reducing on-farm emissions - if there was just one thing...
- New Farming for a Better Climate YouTube Channel
- Farming for a Better Climate library
- Sell or ‘sequester’ carbon on your farm?
- New Podcasts from Farming for a Better Climate
- Paddock or mob grazing?
- Integrating trees on your land
- Climate extremes - making your farm more resilient
- COP26 - coming to a city near you
- COP26 at a glance
- Working towards net-zero - where to begin?
- Further information and contact details
