Holistic Management Grazing Workshop

Course Type: 
Specialist
Summary: 

Holistic Management® is an animal and land management practice that mimics nature to benefit both grazing stock and biodiversity. Graziers across the world have discovered that they can increase production of their herds while also improving water and mineral cycles of environments under a Holistic Management regime. Pioneered by Allan Savory more than 40 years ago, it offers land stewards a way to make grazing, land management and financial decisions that positively impact land health and productivity. This type of grazing management is now considered to be the single most beneficial technique for restoring both profits and biodiversity to independent grazing operations. Overgrazing is a function of time, NOT animal numbers. Damage occurs when the plant is trying to grow but an animal keeps eating it again.

Dates and times
Dates: 
5 May 2012 - 7 May 2012
More dates and times information: 
Three full days.
Teachers
Kirk Gadzia (top HM trainer of 25 years experience)
Venue information

Cowdray Hall / Cowdray Home Farms

Venue Information: 

Cowdray Hall is situated on the 16,500 acre Cowdray Estate, a large proportion of which is managed forestry and agricultural land. Situated in the heart of the South Downs National Park, Cowdray Home Farms covers 838ha and specialises in organic dairying, arable potatoes and combined crops. Part of the Environmental Stewardship Scheme, Cowdray Home Farms is committed to evolve into a more regenerative and resource efficient profitable enterprise by utilising the practical knowledge and skills taught by the Regenerative Agriculture team.

Location

Cowdray Estate Easebourne
Midhurst, Hampshire, GU29 0AL
United Kingdom
Booking and further information
Cost: 
£325 individuals / farms, £475 organisations
Contact Details: 

Mel at Regenerative Agriculture UK

Telephone: 
01326 251302 / 07768 193848