Animals with maximum outdoor access are able to express much more natural behaviour than when housed, leading to improved animal welfare. More here 👉https://t.co/jsUPpYbbO2 @OrgResCent #animalhealthandwelfare pic.twitter.com/T1tAkg4HG6
— Agricology (@agricology) October 28, 2020
More on regenerative agriculture:
In case you missed it, our own Chris Kerston joined the @BiomimicryInst last week for a panel discussion on how the fashion industry must switch to a regenerative model that builds soil, boosts biodiversity, and cleans up existing pollution in the process. https://t.co/pSrj1xp8Cc
— Savory Institute (@SavoryInstitute) October 28, 2020
@BenCoodeAdams wants to find alternatives to the plastic film his fruit farm currently uses to suppress #weeds. He's part of an @IFarmers field lab exploring alternatives; comparing commercially available non-degradable & biodegradable solutions 👉 https://t.co/ZwIRlwfo8h #mulch
— Agricology (@agricology) October 27, 2020
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