Agroforestry on upland farms in the UK

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Title	:	Agroforestry on upland farms in the UK
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What exactly is a 'store lamb'?
Comment from : Priestess Lucy

There is no wolfs and bears on farm land and in forests Why? Farmers in Slovenia are forced to feed the wolves and bears with sheep and calves against their will
Comment from : Tamara Urbančič

Isthefarmforsale?
Comment from : Moshe

thank you!!!!
Comment from : cándido

Which breed of sheeps?
Comment from : Anant Cheema

We planted around a thousand or so native trees and hedgerow shrubs 10 years ago It is now a productive, sheltering and nectar rich life system Birds, bees, chickens and humans benefit from them And hazelnut pesto is a revelation Keep planting like your life depends on it
Comment from : David Martin

This video makes me live safely and freely It will make the world recover from all stress We have lovers to grow and invest in crops This is very beautiful
Comment from : Mhmd slipe

NICE
Comment from : Daygreen Environment

This is just a revival of farming methods of centuries ago before 'we humans' cut down the forests for warfare - all the points made in the video are so relevant and true, why have we forgotten how to live with the land instead of off it? Money that's why - I'm so pleased there is a real initiative for those farmers who have lost sight of this to take this on board proper land management and make a difference Years of intensive farming have destroyed land, wildlife and animal welfare conditions This revival of living with the land is long long overdue, hurrah for common sense!
Comment from : selena lethbridge-carr

Nice place and Career
Comment from : raymond cape

Yes, very good and very encouraging but I don’t hear any talk about cattle producing methane
Comment from : David McCarter

Been doing this kinda thing for years
Comment from : Sandman 89

Nice film too much conifer Ever seen a herd of cows go at a felled Ash tree
Comment from : Richard Stacey

Is it me or is livestock inadvertently being made the hero in this story? Seems backwards
Comment from : Jackson

at the end its all about how animals "perform" and that just doesnt sit well with me by the way who plants trees like this except geometry geeks and goofballs?
Comment from : teufel379

Well I am glad some there finally realized they need treesnot only damn grass and burnings because that is all they did there
Comment from : Day that Fallows

My dream is to buying large field around my house, starting there i will be planting some plants and growing some pets Those're awesome, right ! Just looks like a prophet, right or at least a good king or a good leader who manages his people Wish me lucky, Insya Allah, Ameen 🌐🇬🇧❤️
Comment from : La Ode Syukur

I loved your documentation stylebrWhen farmers are compassionate about animals and environment its so heart warmingbr#Savesoil
Comment from : OmPrakash Mahanta

UAU
Comment from : LONGPLAY ONLY

check out the #SaveSoil movement! 🙏🏾 we're trying to bring this approach to the whole world 🗺
Comment from : David

Señores seguirán los desastres naturales si no hay REFORESTACION de árboles NATIVOS para que vuelva el ciclo de vida 2022 Cómo tan poca visión? Por nosotros, Flora y fauna Juntos podemos
Comment from : Carmen Gloria Muga Astudillo

How old are baby sheep when they go to the butchers ?
Comment from : Preserve & Conserve

Nice documentary
Comment from : Rodrigo Souto

From an environmental point of view farming this way seems like a good solution But let’s not kid ourselves, , 95 of all animal farming in the world is factory farming It is the only way to manage the demand brThere is no way near enough land to feed the world population with grass fed animals
Comment from : Isaac Peral

I'm very happy to see initiatives like this in the UK and I hope more farmers can identify areas that they invest in agroforestry
Comment from : Itz Sleazy

Is this by-and-large going back to how we used to do it, or does this add anything new?
Comment from : S Roberts

Love it!
Comment from : Mark Newton

Animal Agriculture still requires vast amounts of land for grazing and to grow animal feed( often GMO Soya from deforested Amazon rainforest land) So apart from the unnecessary and unnatural cruelty/abuse of animals, animal agriculture can NEVER be Sustainable, this is just Greenwashing an oudated industry!
Comment from : G Dave3

This is an education and an inspirational one at that
Comment from : The Great Tiger Of Central Park

Quality video!
Comment from : Victor Krom

I'd love to know if the cows suffered more injuries than normal with them been in the woodland How often do they check on them? Have they had trouble standing up? Has lameness gone up?
Comment from : James Smith

Brilliant! Great to see such initiative in the UK!
Comment from : Maciej Gronowski

I really enjoyed that video Its cool to see how the livestock and forest are able to support one another
Comment from : Luke Homa

What a beautiful barn with the oak Well done!
Comment from : Mikkel Jylland

Yes Yes Yes!
Comment from : Matthew Bartlett

This video just makes me feel the world will heal sooner if we have enthusiastic agroforestry lovers like those in the videos My wishes for a good harvest 🙏
Comment from : sudipta biswas

I was disappointed the video was so focused on animal agriculture, old paradigm slavery systems Live "stock" Appreciated the information on how agroforestry can help with flood protection, carbon sequestration & general the regeneration of ecosystems There are so many other benefits of agroforestry for human beings and a natural ecosystem but there is an obsession with "using" animals
Comment from : Danny Moore

When sound business includes excellent land stewardship - examples of farmers at their best Thank you for the inspiration
Comment from : Will McManus

It all comes down to the farmers, brilliant video
Comment from : David Bryan

How could you implement this idea on full on industrial, or intensive, lowland dairy farms?
Comment from : Welsh boys

It would be great to see examples of agroforestry nut crops in the UK, 40x more efficient in terms of energy over animal farming
Comment from : Nature Works

Really well-produced and convincing documentary showing why it's so important to plant trees Well done all the interviewees and the Soil Association
Comment from : HomeschoolSonya