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Description
Starting with a demonstration of the no-fence collars from the Wilding Waterhall Ranger, we'll then head down the hill to hear and see how Roly Puzey is grazing National Trust land at Saddlescombe Farm with nature in mind. This will be supplemented by information from Pasture for Profit on the best ways to make grazing pay.
The sessions will be followed by a delicious locally sourced lunch at the Food Partnership Clubhouse.
- 1000 -1045: No-fence collar demonstration; Wilding Waterhall
- 1100 – 1230: Grazing for nature principals and economics in an agricultural system; Roly Puzey & Pasture for Profit In Protected Landscapes, Saddlescombe Farm
- 1245 - 1330: Lunch; The Food Partnership Clubhouse
This training is delivered in collaboration with Brighton and Hove City Council.
Please feel free to sign up and join us for an afternoon exploring the future of local food systems on the Downs as part of our Land Use Plus Food and Farming Conference. You can find more information about the wider conference and book tickets here.
Date & Time
Fri, Oct 25, 2024 10:00 am - 2:00 pm
Venue Details
The Clubhouse
Saddlescombe RdBrighton, East Sussex BN1 8AX
