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Recording, observing and valuing the natural features on the farm so to better manage them. Enhancing nature for wildlife, supporting LEAF marque or even introducing ecology based farming techniques can be vital to protect our land from the systemic changes we face.

We often speak of the scales of farming, but what does this actually mean. This resource looks to contextualise a lot of the available information and interpret what is relevant for you.

Crops and Livestock are not the only financial income farms can rely upon, however, every farmer knows of a failed new enterprise. How do some alternative schemes succeed at the expense of others? What options are available to you? 

Cluster groups are a great way to develop a farming community. How can we facilitate the best outcomes for your group? A lot of our services can be scaled to a variety of groups to yield practical and useful outcomes for member farms and the cluster.

Suffolk has a long and vaulted history in agriculture, learn about it here. 

Halting climate change and carbon emissions is the first step. There already exists a roadmap for the next step in the form of Drawdown. A hierarchy of procedure and targets to reverse our negative impacts on the environment and planet.