Uploaded June 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
"Low inputs and low impacts on a beef farm" with Mongahan farmer Pat McKenna and then an open Q&A session where the audience was allowed to ask about farming for nature on the farm, with a focus on practical management advice. These sessions are a great opportunity to learn from our amazing Ambassadors who work with nature every day on their farms, and also to share your own ideas and experience of ‘Farming for Nature’. For more information on Pat's farm go to: https://www.farmingfornature.ie/nominees/pat-mckenna/
"Low inputs and low impacts on a beef farm" with Mongahan farmer Pat McKenna and then an open Q&A session where the audience was allowed to ask about farming for nature on the farm, with a focus on practical management advice. These sessions are a great opportunity to learn from our amazing Ambassadors who work with nature every day on their farms, and also to share your own ideas and experience of ‘Farming for Nature’. For more information on Pat's farm go to: https://www.farmingfornature.ie/nominees/pat-mckenna/
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