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A Welsh upland dairy farm is aiming to accelerate its move away from a reliance on nitrogen fertiliser for growing grass by growing herbal ley mixes.

The Roderick family are investigating whether growing lucerne could make their business more resilient to drier grazing seasons.

The suitability of Welsh hill farms for growing productive crops of tea is being investigated in a detailed study underway in Powys.

A Welsh sheep farm is taking proactive steps to bolster the resilience of its lamb finishing system by incorporating the cultivation of…

A Welsh sheep farm is hoping to increase resilience in its lamb finishing system by growing drought-tolerant lucerne.

A grassland farm in Wales is researching whether a rock dust sourced from a local quarry can provide sufficient nutrients to grow grass.

Welsh farmers are being invited to apply for the next round of funding to spearhead on-farm trials, such as establishing farm-scale tea bushes on hill land.

Tea is being grown on hill farms for the first time in an amazing new trial in Powys.

Two grassland farms in Powys are researching whether a rock dust sourced from a local quarry can provide sufficient nutrients to grow grass.

Applications are now open for a new fund where Farming Connect is making £5,000 available for farmers and growers to try-out their ideas and bring them to life.