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On a cold wet January night, over 60 people came to hear about local farming and wildlife conservation. Both Southern Streams Farmers & Great Green Bedwyn celebrated 5 years in a annual joint evening meeting with homemade cakes enjoyed by all. Three excellent speakers described bird conservation projects, local farming history and recent farming changes. Andrew Blake, a farming journalist brought along his father’s fascinating butterfly collection from the 1940s and Rob Vines

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Great Green Bedwyn’s joint event, with the Southern Streams Farming Cluster and Farm Carbon Toolkit Ltd, focused on understanding more...

Tom & Pippa Blanchard kindly showed 22 people round their 1600 acre mixed arable dairy farm in November, finishing with hot drinks and...

Adapting to climate change is becoming increasingly important. Recent weather patterns show we are already experiencing climate change...

Great Green Bedwny recently organised two fascinating farm visits supported by North Wessex Downs National Landscapes. The first was to...

7th February, 6.45pm, Great Bedwyn Village Hall Local farmers Rob Vines & Peter Wilson will talk about farming and the environment around...

Great Bedwyn farmer Rob Vines hosted a lovely morning walk in a rich flower rich meadow for Great Green Bedwyn. A short walk up Coster...

Over 50 people from Bedwyn and beyond heard from local farmers about nature friendly farming at our recent event. Great Green Bedwyn was...