Hampshire/Sussex workshops on Landscape Recovery

Lucy Barkley · May 9, 2022

Are you a farmer in Hampshire or Sussex? If so, we would like to invite you to attend one of our Defra-funded workshops on ‘Long-term Agreements for Landscape Recovery’.

Share your thoughts and help shape the scheme – What should the agreements look like? How might they work? What factors would encourage you to consider a long-term agreement for your farm?

You will be paid £50 for your time, and drinks and a light meal will be provided.

Workshops will be held on

Sunday 15th May, 6-8pm: The Old Workshop, The Holt Estate, Upham, Southampton, SO32 1HR
Monday 16th May, 8.30-10.30: Nr. Overton, Hampshire – venue TBC
Monday 16th May, 6-8pm: The White Swan, Chichester Road, Arundel, BN18 0AD

For more information, or to register your interest in attending, contact: [email protected]

Any questions, do let me know. Many thanks!

Lucy Barkley, Countryside and Community Research Institute, University of Gloucestershire

lloyd · May 14, 2022

Why not just ask on here for free ?

delilah · May 14, 2022

lloyd said:
Why not just ask on here for free ?

Because Landscape Recovery - 33% of the ELMS pot - isn't intended for farmers. Rather it is aimed at the big estates, charities and quangos, who have the capacity to send someone to a jolly. Holding these events in the flesh is a good way of weeding out the oiks.

glasshouse · May 14, 2022

Lucy Barkley said:
Are you a farmer in Hampshire or Sussex? If so, we would like to invite you to attend one of our Defra-funded workshops on ‘Long-term Agreements for Landscape Recovery’.

Share your thoughts and help shape the scheme – What should the agreements look like? How might they work? What factors would encourage you to consider a long-term agreement for your farm?

You will be paid £50 for your time, and drinks and a light meal will be provided.

Workshops will be held on

Sunday 15th May, 6-8pm: The Old Workshop, The Holt Estate, Upham, Southampton, SO32 1HR

Monday 16th May, 8.30-10.30: Nr. Overton, Hampshire – venue TBC

Monday 16th May, 6-8pm: The White Swan, Chichester Road, Arundel, BN18 0AD

For more information, or to register your interest in attending, contact: [email protected]

Any questions, do let me know. Many thanks!

Lucy Barkley, Countryside and Community Research Institute, University of Gloucestershire

Better get a workshop together for increased food production before the famine hits.
Get those wildflower meadows ploughed under.

steveR · Jun 15, 2022

Another One Message wonder....

I wonder who turned up? Mind, 50 quid, is 50 quid... and food and drink.

Hampshire/Sussex workshops on Landscape Recovery

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