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Try cotswold seeds website, plenty info to start with ,as som farmer says

Not yet, but a pair hunts regularly close to yard, so hopefully in the future. Very few flying rats though, I'm convinced their the solution in my case anyway

Photos please have been thinking of doing similar , must be a big bonus in bulk and quality?, hope you have good weather for the harvest

I've seen leaf spot, melting out and rust for a goodfew years now ,from high n usage to low, we see it when we get very dry normally,

We see the rust mostly on the perennial rhy grass nit noticed it much on cocksfoot, , we also see torn clover leaf, its as if it's too thin, dandelion, ribgrass chicory have lovely lush leaves then , leaves me thinking it could be a compaction ,or air movement issue in topsoil

I was hoping to do a trial with gypsum to see if it counteracts it, some seawater aswell but havnt had the opportunity to do it sofar

Poor , have lots of it , over run last year, very disheartening .

At least its not the short white, very real conversation on the whole . Now to understand it

Ha ha just listening to this one, very good

Let's hope it won't get that bad, but readjustment is needed, health and wellbeing are under-valued

That will bloom nicely, all the microbes feed

Do you think in time you'll have to move them to avoid damage and holes developing

The melting away only happens on short rest grass, when it lodges, longer rest gives a hardier type of plant , variety doesn't matter much from what I've seen here in the south west,

As we're talking sulfer , I'll post this one by Hugh Lovel again, some useful points in it.

Docks, said to be high in iodine

Do you think you would have seen the same increase in grazing days if you drilled directly into the original sward

The Learning To Die Podcast https://open.spotify.com/episode/568kl8lFYKYTJFXPxYtCqw

Maybe @Sheila Cooke might have contacts for you

I personally see the phrase re-gen being abused, and the context missed, but the beauty in the concept is its open to all, so if I'm willing to improve on thing on my farm,"reduce chemicals" say, its positive ecological and ethically, it's the start of the journey, it progresses and adapts as...