Local land owners, farms, businesses and students are invited to attend an informative workshop focusing on regenerative farming at Hyde Farm, Maidenhead on 13 May.
There will be opportunities to discuss profitable farming practices which protect water sources and help to promote biodiversity and healthy soil.
Silas Hedley-Lawrence, a farmer, coach and consultant, with a decade of experience in regenerative agriculture, will deliver the keynote presentation, with speakers from Future Nature and South East Water exploring the available funding to support conservation land management practices.
The workshop will also include a guided farm walk, offering attendees the opportunity to see first hand approaches to regenerative farming, and learn about the practical land management strategies which can promote biodiversity, soil health and protect our precious water sources. The event will close with a free lunch.
South East Water’s Catchment Advisor, Mark Slater, said:
“We’re dedicated to supporting sustainable land management practices and collaborating with local land managers across the farming, equine and amenity sectors to safeguard water resources.
“Through workshops and community engagement, we aim to promote the enhancement of the local environment from which our water comes from, to ensure the long-term provision of clean and plentiful water.
“We’re looking forward to speaking to landowners, students and businesses to discuss opportunities to enhance the local environment and the grants we have on offer to protect water resources.”
This event is free, but spaces are limited. To reserve your tickets, please visit:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/climate-resilient-farming-workshop-tickets-1342419174889?aff=oddtdtcreator
