FWAG has been working in partnership with Bayer CropScience for the past 8 years. During this time FWAG have been working with Bayer staff at both their Field Trial Stations near Cambridge.
Each of the farms cover 20ha of land but have huge differences in soil type, layout, history and landscape.
The Chishill Field Station is situated on a gently undulating clay plateau to the south west of Cambridge. Whilst the surrounding agricultural landscape is very open the field station is bounded by mature hedgerows with trees giving the site an enclosed feel. More...
FWAG working in partnership with Dow AgroSciences
FWAG has been working in partnership with Dow AgroSciences on their stand at the national Cereals show since 2005. FWAG advises on the layout and management of the conservation plots which have an Entry Level Stewardship theme, works with Dow on information leaflets for the show and attends the stand to deal with queries from visitors. ... More...
FWAG works closely with the Bat Conservation Trust (BCT) across the country providing relevant agricultural advice where appropriate. Where bat issues arise on farms (particularly connected with planning and Tree Protection Orders) FWAG will consult with their helpline or officers. Joint training events and projects are being discussed.
If you have any questions or queries about bats please visit the BCT website at: www.bats.org.uk
FWAG works closely with many environmental partners to protect and enhance our habitats and biodiversity. Butterfly Conservation is the UK charity taking action to save butterflies and moths. The Society has 12,000 members and is the largest organisation of its kind in Europe. ... More...
How great crested newts can gain Stewardship points for your farm
The Herpetological Conservation Trust (HCT) is a national charity, founded in 1989, which specialises in conserving amphibians and reptiles (herpetofauna).
We conserve the species in a number of ways, including:
- supporting and contributing to the UK's Biodiversity Action Plan at both national and local levels
- providing expert advice (LBAPS, landowners etc.) and training
- protecting and improving habitat through practical conservation
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Eco-Lots is a free service designed to help the rural economy by assisting with the environmentally sensitive and sustainable management of land, trees and wildlife in the UK. It seeks to do this by providing free online advertising for sales, wants and events covering a wide range of rural products and services. For full details: www.ecolots.co.uk
Contak - the web-based machinery ring service which puts machine owners, land managers and operators in touch with each other for the purpose of facilitating the hire of machines, equipment and labour relevant to nature conservation works. For full details: www.contak.org.uk
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