Supporting farmers looking for on-the-ground advice

Horse’s Mouth project is in response to many queries from farmers and landowners seeking on-site advice about how to enhance the biodiversity of their land but are not sure how best to proceed, organiser Farming for Nature says
Supporting farmers looking for on-the-ground advice

'Many have asked for a fellow farmer to visit and provide practical tips on what they can do to improve the environmental condition of their farms.'

Farming for Nature (FFN) has announced a pilot farmer-to-farmer biodiversity knowledge sharing and mentorship service.

The Horse’s Mouth project is aimed at supporting farmers and landowners who may be looking for on-the-ground practical advice from fellow farmers on how they might improve their land’s natural capital.

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