A Little Discussed Aspect of Upland Management @farmingfornature
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Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
A Little Discussed Aspect of Upland Management

New ambassador Seánie O'Baoill has been an incredible leader in his community and advocate for proper management of the upland areas. Join the Ask the Farmer Q&A in two weeks as we discuss 

How he became the first farmer in the country to trial GPS collars and what the results were
What is conservation grazing and why is it crucial for the commonage?
How did he and his local farming community increase populations of the endangered corncrake by 35%?

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