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GrazeBeds is a grazing scheme set up in
Bedfordshire and Cambridgeshire. The scheme was established in order to facilitate
contact between graziers and landowners, support the re-establishment of
grazing animals on neglected grasslands and support local grazing.
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NEWS | March 2010
- Farmer's Guardian recently did a series of online events where you could listen to what experts think about how the farming sector is likely to fare in 2010. These event are available to watch at your leisure. One of the sessions was on the beef and sheep sector. To view this online talk, which is approximately one hour long, please click here
- Campaign for the Farmed Environment (CFE) January newsletter available now.
- Campaign for the Farmed Environment (CFE) - launch in November 2009, this campaign aims to retain and exceed the environmental benefits that used to be provided by set aside, all the leading farming organisations are now working together to encourage farmers and land managers to voluntarily adopt important land management practices that will benefit the environment. Through the Campaign you will be offered the best possible advice and guidance on how to retain and increase the environmental benefits provided by your farmland. The Campaign does not involve any regulation and in many cases can provide a financial incentive through Entry Level Stewardship (ELS). To find out more please visit the following website www.cfeonline.org.uk and/or click on the following leaflet CFE leaflet
- Farmers Guardian had a question and answer session all about EID. To view the answers to many EID questions please click on this link
- If you are a member of the Rare Breed Survival Trust (RBST) you are entitled to a discount on EID tags through Shearwater Data Ltd. For more information please visit the EID section on the Publications page or visit RBST website
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Aims of GrazeBeds:
The 'Nude Ewe' Project
Wool is spun from the fleeces of sheep used on nature conservation projects around Bedfordshire. The proceeds from sales are returned to the grazier to help recover the cost of shearing. If you are interested in selling your wool through the Nude Ewe Project , please contact Laura Downton (Tel: 01234 364213
Email laura.downton@wildlifebcnp.org ) To visit the website please click on the followig link www.bedslife.org.uk/nude-ewe/
This project is supported
under the England Rural Development Programme by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural
Affairs and the European Agricultural Guidance and Guarantee Fund

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