👀Look inside our #TreeFodder Tech Guide...
In need of some Monday morning motivation? Take a peak inside the latest Agricology Technical Guide - packed full of information & ideas to inspire your sustainable livestock journey🌳🐄.
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Introducing the #TreeFodder Hub 💻🌳
Deepen your understanding and be inspired with our new curated learning space, bringing together:
👨🌾Farmer case studies
📹Videos & webinars
🛠️Practical tools
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🌳 New Agricology Tree Fodder Tech Guide written by ORC's Lindsay Whistance & online resource hub. Learn how #TreeFodder can support #animalhealth & build #resilience. Free, practical & evidence-based.
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📰🌳Our newsletter has just landed in subscribers’ inboxes!
Packed full of the very best resources, farming inspiration & exciting updates on our new #TreeFodder Tech Guide. 🚜
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Out now! Front cover of the Agricology Tree Fodder Technical Guide.
📢Out now! NEW #TreeFodder Tech Guide 🌳
Designed to help farmers and land managers explore the potential of tree fodder for livestock & build more #resilient systems. Practical & evidence-based🐄.
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COMING SOON...🌳🐄
Our latest Tech Guide and online Hub (released later this week) will explore the role of #TreeFodder as a supplementary livestock feed, bringing together peer-reviewed research & farmer experience.
We can't wait to share this one with you! 🤩
Tree Hay: A Forgotten Fodder. Tree hay is made by cutting or breaking leafy limbs from deciduous trees and shrubs, then drying and storing the foliage as winter feed for animals. The practice predates meadow haymaking and has been used for over 3,000 years. Deep-rooted trees can produce nutrient-rich leaves in dry periods, some with medicinal benefits. — Ted Green
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🌳🌾Ted Green’s classic blog on #treehay is still hugely relevant today.
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Tree hay offers mineral-rich fodder, winter feed, and resilience when meadow hay fails. More coming soon in our #treefodder tech guide.📖
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Always a pleasure to be at Wakelyns amongst friends 😀 talking about #treefodder and #agroforestry
Our own Lindsay Whistance and Matt Smee were running the #treefodder workshop #organicfarming
🌳🐄 This week we've been at the wonderful Wakelyns for #ORFCinthefield. Our sessions on #TreeFodder included insights into palatability, nutrition, tannins & more!
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Lindsay Whistance and Matt Smee will be running this workshop on #TreeFodder at Wakelyns next week
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