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Sheepdog

Farm Businesses

We are looking at what land-based skills and training young people need.

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Future Land Use

Land Use Summary


In June 2021, the National Federation of Young Farmers’ Clubs (NFYFC) launched a survey, ‘Future Land Use’
. Funded by Defra and led by the NFYFC and Rose Regeneration, the survey provided young people living and working in rural areas, next generation farmers and land managers with an opportunity to share their views on the future of land use, now and into the future. This report, published in March 2021, contains the key findings of the research.

Land Use Futures

Young people have shared their views on future land use and food production with us.

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Young Farmers

Young Farmers

We are helping an environmental organisation prepare a new business plan.

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Farmer Health

Farming Resilience

We are working with Bishop Grosseteste University on a Defra funded project.

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Farmer Health and Wellbeing

Farmer Health and Wellbeing

 

 
This report, featured in Farmers Weekly was commissioned from Rose Regeneration to look at the challenges facing those working in farming communities in relation to their health and well-being.

Farmer Health

Farmer Health

We are undertaking research into the health and wellbeing of farmers, farm workers, their families and communities.

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Agricultural Innovation

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We are participating in a project looking at front-line technologies and products for farmers.

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‘Bucolica’– the Rural Idyll

YAS1Are rural places becoming more or less sustainable? What does farming contribute to rural communities? And how can we measure this?

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Putting the Spotlight on Farming Communities

Putting the spotlight on farming communitiesOur report, Putting the Spotlight on Farming Communities, was launched by Tim Farron MP (Chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Hill Farming) at the House of Commons on 21 May 2013.

Tim Farron described the report as “a powerful local response to that old mantra think globally act locally. These networks are not about farming in some abstract or narrow sense. They have wider beneficial impacts for the communities in which they are based and the environment”.

The Farmer Networks project was commissioned by the Royal Agricultural Society of England (RASE) with financial support from Solway Border & Eden and Cumbria Fells & Dales Leader Local Action Groups, the Lake District National Park Authority, Natural England and the Prince’s Countryside Fund.

For more information about this project, please contact ivan.annibal@roseregeneration.co.uk.

A copy of the report can be downloaded here.