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@Hodmedods @CoppiceJT @OakesEnviron @HomeFarmNacton Let's talk!

9:15 pm · 15 January 2021

Today's high value #agroforestry crop from the #wakelyns team: willow staves chosen to be ideal for traditional local hedge laying. #agroforestry #suffolk #suffolklife pic.twitter.com/r85D…

7:41 pm · 13 January 2021

@hanslope @WoodlandTrust @chesshire_helen @Farm3Dwithtrees That's great to see! Another farm investing in the future and helping tackle climate change!

8:13 am · 9 January 2021

Marking the end of 2020, a super Wakelyns video explainer from young film maker Freddie McNay - enjoy: youtu.be/HLU6tDHuXlM Now, looking forward to more Wakelyns adventures in 2021 #agroforestry #organic #organicfarming #regenerativeagriculture #suffolk #suffolklife #trees

5:19 pm · 31 December 2020

Organic Research Centre

Managing Complexity. This @PlantTeams #intercropping video dedicated to the late Prof. Martin Wolfe @wakelyns explores the complexities plant teams introduce into the processes of growing food. If plant teams have benefits, why isn’t everyone using them? facebook.com/watch/?… pic.twitter.com/knCJ…

1:59 pm · 27 December 2020 ·

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10 words in the Brexit deal that herald environmental damage - why else are they there? markavery.info/2020/… @CarolineLucas @New_European @Keir_Starmer @VotePursglove @WCL_News @GreenAllianceUK @martinRSPB @BeccyRSPB @youngb48 @EdwardJDavey @natalieben @ChrisGPackham #brexit

8:36 am · 27 December 2020 ·

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Spent a very satisfying morning in the xmas day sunshine clearing ditches and drains to relieve our flooded #wakelyns fields. Now for a beer. Simple pleasures. #Suffolk #farming #farminglife #climatechange #xmas2020 #XmasDay #XmasChallenge pic.twitter.com/VJcQ…

3:00 pm · 25 December 2020

@hanslope @Footste58925780 @farmingGeorge @WoodlandTrust @Farm3Dwithtrees Let's plan!

9:46 pm · 17 December 2020

@Footste58925780 @farmingGeorge @WoodlandTrust @Farm3Dwithtrees Or a trio with @MikeMallett4 ? A coordinated open day/weekend maybe?

9:34 pm · 17 December 2020

@Footste58925780 @farmingGeorge @WoodlandTrust @Farm3Dwithtrees Maybe we can do a double act? Give people an #agroforestry weekend?

8:25 pm · 17 December 2020

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