Ask the Farmer Q&A-I Didnt Want to be a Farmer Who Knew All the Herbicides and Fertilisers By Heart @farmingfornature
Ask the Farmer Q&A-I Didnt Want to be a Farmer Who Knew All the Herbicides and Fertilisers By Heart  @farmingfornature
Uploaded July 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Farming for Nature Ambassador Jack Browne is an organic tillage farmer. In this Q&A, we discuss the benefits and challenges of organic tillage and also his participation in an EIP with Trees on the Land.

Jack's farm is now home to a demonstration agroforestry site with an experimental 'silvoarable' system. He planted thousands of fruit, nut, native and timber trees in rows into a 75-acre field. He hopes to cultivate a low-input, premium-output and climate resilient system and share his learnings along the way.

The Farming for Nature Ambassador Awards is supported by the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine and the National Parks and Wildlife Service.
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Ask the Farmer Q&A-I Didn't Want to be a Farmer Who Knew All the Herbicides and Fertilisers By Heart

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