Self Sufficient Beef Production and Rare Habitats | Farming for Nature Ambassador Willie Mulhall @farmingfornature
Self Sufficient Beef Production and Rare Habitats | Farming for Nature Ambassador Willie Mulhall @farmingfornature
Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Farming 66 hectares of grassland and 30 hectares of mixed forestry in Allenwood, Co. Kildare, William Mulhall runs a low-input, organic calf-to-beef system that places biodiversity and soil health at the heart of everything. Since converting to organics in 2015, he has moved toward a more self-reliant, closed-loop model that reduces external inputs while maintaining productivity.

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