PLEASE SEE OTHER SIDE FOR FARMER TALKS IN BINEVENAGH AONB

Beef shorthorn in The Glens – With Adrian MorrowMonday 11th January 7.30 pm Ballycastle Golf Club

Join Adrian Morrow, Farm Manager at Glenarm Estate for a talk on beef shorthorn and its suitability for the hills and uplands of The Glens of Antrim.

Farm Animal Health – With Gemma DalyThursday 28th January 7.30 pm The Old School House, Cushendall

Join Vet Gemma Daly to hear about the benefits of herd health schemes and an outline of the diseases they aim to control. Gemma will also discuss seasonal health issues relating to calving and lambing.

Nitrates Action Programme – With Graeme Campbell Wednesday 3rd February 7.30 pm

Hunters Bar, Ballyvoy, Ballycastle

The Nitrates Action Programme provides measures to improve the use of agricultural nutrients on farms and reduce their impact on Northern Ireland’s water environment. Join us to learn more.

Farm Nutrient Management Planning

- With Graeme Campbell Wednesday 17th February 7.30 pm

Hunters Bar, Ballyvoy, Ballycastle

Join us if you are a farmer or landowner who wishes to improve their knowledge of Nutrient Management Planning to make best use of fertiliser and manure while complying with the requirements of the Nitrates and Phosphorus Regulations. Also find out how making simple changes can save you money.

Farm Orchard Management – With Graeme Campbell & Graeme CrossFriday 26th February 1.30 pm To be confirmed

Established orchards provide a unique wildlife resource in the Irish farm landscape. Apple and pear trees are hosts to a huge range of insect species, and provide a roosting haven and shelter for birds and mammals throughout the year. In addition, the blossom is a splendid source of nectar and pollen for bees and other pollinating insects, while the windfall fruit is valued as winter feeding by wild birds and animals alike. Join us to find out more.

Hedgerow and small woodland management Date & venue to be confirmed

We will be running a series of events and courses on hedgerow management especially for sheep country. Techniques learned will also be useful in woodland management. Please register your interest with us.

Dry Stone Walling CourseDate & venue to be confirmed

Dry stone walls are durable and attractive field boundary features which provide excellent shelter for small animals, birds and insects. If you are interested in attending a Free course on how to build your own dry stone walls PLEASE CONTACT us to reserve your place.

to find out more contact Laura on 028 2075 2100 or Laura@lps.ccght.org EVERYONE IS WELCOME

FARMER INFORMATION EVENINGS IN THE GLENS OF ANTRIM WINTER 2016ALL EVENTS INCLUDE A LIGHT SUPPER. PLEASE LET US KNOW YOU ARE COMING.Register with Laura at Heart of The Glens Landscape Partnership Scheme on 028 2075 2100 or laura@lps.ccght.org. These events are in partnership with DARDNI.

PLEASE SEE OTHER SIDE FOR FARMER TALKS IN THE GLENS OF ANTRIM

Woods on Farms - with Gregor Fulton Woodland TrustThursday 10th December 2015 7:30 pm

Roe Valley Arts & Cultural Centre, Main Street, Limavady

Find out how planting woodland on your farm can provide many benefits such as shelter for your stock, provide wood fuel and timber as well as managing and maintaining high quality water supplies.

Nitrates Action Programme – With Graeme Campbell Thursday 14th January 7.30 pm

Roe Park Resort, Limavady

The Nitrates Action Programme provides measures on how to improve the use of agricultural nutrients on farms and reduce their impact on Northern Ireland’s water environment. Join us to learn more.

Farm Animal Health – With Gemma DalyThursday 21st January 7.30 pm Roe Valley Arts & Cultural Centre, Main Street, Limavady

Join Vet Gemma Daly to learn about the benefits of herd health schemes and an outline of the diseases they aim to control. Gemma will also discuss seasonal health issues relating to calving and lambing.

Farm Nutrient Management Planning - With Graeme Campbell Thursday 28th January 7.30 pm

Roe Park Resort, Limavady

Join us if you are a farmer or landowner who wishes to improve their knowledge of Nutrient Management Planning to make best use of fertiliser and manure while complying with the requirements of the Nitrates and Phosphorus Regulations, and saving money.

Beef Shorthorn in Binevenagh – With Adrian MorrowThursday 4th February 7:30 pm

Roe Valley Arts & Cultural Centre, Main Street, Limavady

Join Adrian Morrow, Farm Manager at Glenarm Estate for a talk on beef shorthorn and its suitability for Binevenagh Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Farm Orchard Management

– With Graeme Campbell & Graeme CrossFriday 12th February (Time to be confirmed)Venue to be Confirmed (Limavady)Contact Tiérna for further information

Established orchards provide a unique wildlife resource in the Irish farm landscape. Apple and pear trees are hosts to a huge range of insect species, and provide a roosting haven and shelter for birds and mammals throughout the year. In addition, the blossom is a splendid source of nectar and pollen for bees and other pollinating insects, while the windfall fruit is valued as winter feeding by wild birds and animals alike. Join us to find out more.

to find out more contact Tiérna on 028 2075 2100 or tierna@ccght.org EVERYONE IS WELCOME

FARMER INFORMATION EVENINGS IN BINEVENAGH AONB WINTER 2016Register with Tiérna at Causeway Coast and Glens Heritage Trust on 028 2075 2100 or tierna@ccght.org. These events are in partnership with DARDNI.