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At Farming Social Hub we believe in telling the great stories about UK farming so that everyone appreciates this great industry & the people who work within it

Katılım Aralık 2019
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FarmingSocialHub@farming_hub·
@ecologycoder Fantastic piece of work, which will create a clear route for the farmers to work with. Nice work Franky and Co.
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Franky Rogers
Franky Rogers@ecologycoder·
Biodiversity Audit of the River Mun - an analysis of over 5,000 recorded species to identify land management priorities to achieve nature recovery across farmland in the River Mun Cluster Group, Norfolk. doi.org/10.6084/m9.fig…
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FarmingSocialHub@farming_hub·
@HairyBikers So very very sorry to hear this news. You must all be devastated. The world has lost a goodhearted person and you have lost a soul mate.
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Hairy Bikers@HairyBikers·
Hi everyone, I’m afraid I bear some sad news. Most of you will know Dave has been fighting cancer for the past couple of years. Last night, on 28th February 2024, with Lili, Dave’s wife, his family, close friend David and myself by his side, he passed away peacefully at home. All who knew Dave are devastated at his passing. His beloved wife brought him such happiness as did her children, Iza and Sergiu who Dave loved like his own. Personally, I am not sure I can put into words on how I feel at the moment. My best friend is on a journey that for now, I can’t follow. I will miss him every day and the bond and friendship we shared over half a lifetime. I wish you god’s speed brother; you are and will remain a beacon in this world. See you on the other side. Love ya. I know Dave and his family would want me to thank all of you who sent messages of support in recent times. It meant the world to him, his family and all The Hairy Bikers team. I am sending you all much love and gratitude for those simple acts of kindness, generosity and spirit. We are eternally grateful for them. May I ask you all for one further kindness and allow Lili, his wife, his family, close friends and I some time and some peace to process our huge loss. I am sure I will see you all soon. Love Si x
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James Rebanks
James Rebanks@herdyshepherd1·
Which is not to say that each of those things don’t merit discussion or allow a range of opinions (except racism which is solely for dickheads) But they shouldn’t be anywhere near farmer protests or in the mix
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James Rebanks@herdyshepherd1·
List of things I am happy to protest about as a farmer: 1. Goverment trade deals being deeply unfair - nothing should come in to this country that is produced beneath our production/welfare/eco standards
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FarmingSocialHub@farming_hub·
@AnimousUK @SaveBritishFood Conservation grazers, improved habitat for many species, soil health improvers. And in return for the good things my cattle do for the environment, I pour every ounce of my energy into animal welfare.
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Save British Farming 🇬🇧@SaveBritishFood·
Eating red meat and dairy could help to fight cancer, a new study suggests. Scientists have discovered that a specific fatty acid found in beef, lamb and dairy products improves the body’s ability to attack and kill tumours. metro.co.uk/2023/11/22/eat…
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Belinda Clarke OBE
Belinda Clarke OBE@Belinda_Clarke·
A huge thank you to the Royal Norfolk Agricultural Association for making me an Honorary Vice President this week. I believe in everything the RNAA stands for……helping inform, inspire and educate on food, farming and the countryside. @RNAAuk
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Graham Denny
Graham Denny@GrahamDenny9·
Unbelievable reality of how much people value there food or don’t ! 😩😡well done @BigEdBanthorp for standing your ground hope you kept going !👏👏👏
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Deborah Meaden 🇺🇦
Deborah Meaden 🇺🇦@DeborahMeaden·
Rhodes is burning...What really matters is not that a Tourist playground burns, its the animals burned, wildlife lost and Nature destroyed...but out headlines talk of cancelled flights and holidays. If we think this is inconvenient..you wait to see the inconvenience of climate refugees, lack of food and water....floods, droughts and war....but lets just carry on leave that to our kids to deal with.
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Pasture For Life
Pasture For Life@PastureForLife·
We have a brilliant team of Regional Facilitators across the country, find your nearest and speak with them about attending an event in your local area to see how membership can benefit you. pastureforlife.org/webinars/regio…
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Norfolk Rivers Trust
Norfolk Rivers Trust@N_Rivers_Trust·
We thoroughly enjoyed taking @sjuggs15 to the Glaven #beaver enclosure for this week's @farming_hub show🦫 The site remains very wet, despite the surrounding landscape suffering from #drought Beavers are remarkable hydrologists & habitat makers Listen👇 t.ly/22H2E
FarmingSocialHub@farming_hub

Podcast host @sjuggs15 has been working with @N_Rivers_Trust on a series of shows. This one involved 2 experts in ecology & a pair of furry friends called Winnie & Eeyore. Take a listen and be transported deep into the North Norfolk countryside: open.substack.com/pub/sarahjuggi…

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Ben Goldsmith
Ben Goldsmith@BenGoldsmith·
In my lifetime, meeting any farmer who has any empathy for nature whatsoever has been a dramatic and exciting oddity. You are the exception, not the rule. So while I sympathise that the new schemes are not generous enough, and far from ideal, I also feel angry that nearly all farmers have spent the last half century expunging nature from our landscapes without a care in the world. A little contrition would be welcome from the sector as a whole, and let’s join forces to improve the new scheme, which is a big win in my opinion, imperfect or not.
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James Rebanks
James Rebanks@herdyshepherd1·
Absolutely ridiculous take Ben He massively worsened the trading relationship for British farmers - dismantled the old (yes, flawed) systems before creating a new one - encouraging agricultural intensification which is the biggest driver of nature decline in Britain
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On nature and climate, @BorisJohnson has been by far the most passionate and committed PM Britain has ever had. This is his most important legacy. All but the most tribally political environmentalists know that we were lucky to have him from 2019-2022, during which time we got: - the game-changing reform of agriculture subsidies and the new Environmental Land Management scheme, the first of its kind anywhere in the world (Agriculture Act 2020); - the 25 Year Environment Plan, which was given legal underpinning by the far-reaching and ambitious Environment Act (2021); - the new Office for Environmental Protection (OEP); - the Fisheries Act (2020) and new marine protected areas in English waters; - a slew of new national ‘super nature reserves’, including Avalon in the majestic Somerset Levels, as well as new ‘national nature recovery zones’; - a new requirement for *all* building projects to deliver a ‘biodiversity net gain’; - the Species Reintroductions Taskforce; - the £800 million ‘Nature for Climate Fund’ and a new ‘English woodland creation offer’, a generous package of support for expanding native tree cover in England; - perhaps most importantly, the dramatic scaling up of Britain’s diplomatic and financial contribution to climate and nature work across the world; And more, and he had only just got started when he was booted out. So be happy in the knowledge that we have made big strides on climate and nature in recent years, like nothing we’ve seen previously under any PM. Let’s hope more of our politicians show the same level of ambition on these vital issues as Boris has shown. [It would be good if negative replies to this could focus on what I may have got wrong in this list, or on which previous PM has done more on these issues than Boris. The replies so far don’t go beyond ‘but Boris was awful!’, which is entirely subjective, and somewhat beside the point I’ve made.]

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Bob King
Bob King@BobKing1958·
Tomorrow I retire from @CrispMalt after 35 years. No more waiting for harvest, worrying about things out of my control - basically the weather. Thank you to the growers,brokers & merchants who I have traded with in what is the most social part of the grain industry- Malt Barley.
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FarmingSocialHub@farming_hub·
So important that the cattle are able to give birth naturally, as stress free as possible and with no human interaction. This Wagyu delivered on all counts.
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FarmingSocialHub@farming_hub·
@NFFNUK Brilliant set of titles - I’m tagging @OldHallFm - fantastic farm, fantastic ethos and fantastic produce
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FarmingSocialHub@farming_hub·
@NTGates And don't forget, when you need a break and a chat there is a podcast waiting to feature you!!!!
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FarmingSocialHub@farming_hub·
Lively chat this week on the Farming Social Hub show on @Kl1Radio. Hear @Lauf67 & @sjuggs15 discuss the news around farming, then we hear from Tom Gurney and @_BTO volunteer about a bird nest project in the River Mun area. Finally, fire safety advice from @Norfolkfire 7am Sunday.
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FarmingSocialHub@farming_hub·
On this weeks Farming Social Hub (7am Sunday @Kl1Radio ) one Charlie (@Lauf67 ) shows his support for the new king and all he has done for farming in the UK. We then switch attention to Suffolk Sheep and Norfolk wine. Tune in for the most up to the minute farming chat
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