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SUMMARY:FFN - Ecologically\, Socially and Financially Stable – A Holistic\, Regenerative Approach to Farming
DESCRIPTION:Farming for Nature Ambassador Series Farm Walk \nJuly 13 – Ecologically\, Socially and Financially Stable – A Holistic\, Regenerative Approach to Farming  \nThe Farming for Nature farm walks are an opportunity for our Ambassadors to showcase their contribution to nature and good farming practices on their land. \nCathal Mooney of Heather Hill Farm is a regenerative farmer located in Donegal. He takes a holistic approach to farming\, focusing on ecological\, social and economical goals. Heather Hill Farm produce pasture raised turkey\, pasture raised chicken\, pasture raised eggs\, wildflower honey and grass-fed lamb. \nThey operate a Holistic Planned Grazing system\, meaning their animals are moved to fresh pasture every day. Not only does this benefit the animals\, but it helps build soil fertility and create habitats. They have implemented a Silvopasture system where fruit trees\, nut trees and berry bushes have been planted throughout their grassland. This increases biodiversity and contributes to healthy soil. Common visitors to the farm include red squirrel and red deer. \n“Our goal is to produce local food for the community. We want our customers to become our friends and come to the farm to see how their food is produced.” Working in ways that mimic nature\, building healthy soil\, selling direct to customers and providing education around regenerative agriculture is central to what they do at Heather Hill Farm – “We aim to produce quality grass fed produce that improves the soil\, adds value to our community and sustains the farm into the future”. \nSaturday\, July 13 \nTickets costs €10.  Limited places available.  Book your place here  \nThese events have been jointly supported by the Department of Agriculture\, Food and the Marine and the National Parks and Wildlife Service.
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