The Marches Real Food and Farming Convergence - Talk

GWT staff with Hereford cattle

Nanette Hepburn (Hepburn Photography)

The Marches Real Food and Farming Convergence - Talk

Location:
Square Farm, Near Monmouth
,
NP25 4JH
Come and chat with Gwent Wildlife Trust's Senior Conservation Grazing Officer, Joe Ryder and other passionate farmers who are farming regeneratively.

Event details

Date

Time
Conference is 3rd to 4th - Joe Ryder's panel talk is at 10.15 on 4th
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About the event

Embracing new methods and techniques, providing the best quality food for our communities, whilst protecting nature, rebuilding soil health, and caring for our climate and environment. Come and join us, be involved, share knowledge and learn new ideas.

Booking

Additional booking information

This event is organised by the Marches Real Food and Farming Network as part of The Marches Real Food and Farming Convergence.
Photo of Joe Ryder 2024

Credit Woodier Photography

Joe has a degree in Environmental Pollution Science from the University of Glamorgan, having previously studied at Brooksby Agricultural College and Farnborough College of Technology. For the past 20 years he has been running Lower Gockett Farm in Monmouthshire, focusing on conservation management and improving wildlife habitats.   Joe has created a 25 acre hay meadow that has seen the return of many plant and invertebrate species and has become home to Skylarks and Brown Hares. He's kept his own herd of organic beef suckler cows and flock of sheep.  He's now using these skills and knowledge to help manage the grazed sites for the Usk to Wye reserves.   Joe lives locally and has walked through Pentwyn Farm many times and feels it's a real pleasure to be working for the Gwent Wildlife Trust on such a beautiful and wildlife rich site!