Daniel Taylor

Hi all,

We are four people (two couples) who are looking to establish a group Regen Ag Demonstration Farm in South-west France near to the Pyrenees.  We are looking for other individuals, couples or groups that are interested in joining up. I will be focusing on chickens, pigs and rabbits, and ideally we will have a market garden, wheat and bakery business (on around 10ha) and a micro dairy (ideally cows, but it could also be sheep or goats). For more information please send us an email at: establissementagricole1@gmail.com  We have a full project description in either French or English. I am attaching our project advertisement - sorry it is just in French. Alternatively you can find me on facebook at: Connected Farms. Thanks, Dan

Hi all,

We are four people (two couples) who are looking to establish a group Regen Ag Demonstration Farm in South-west France near to the Pyrenees.  We are looking for other individuals, couples or groups that are interested in joining up. I will be focusing on chickens, pigs and rabbits, and ideally we will have a market garden, wheat and bakery business (on around 10ha) and a micro dairy (ideally cows, but it could also be sheep or goats). For more information please send us an email at: establissementagricole1@gmail.com  We have a full project description in either French or English. I am attaching our project advertisement - sorry it is just in French. Alternatively you can find me on facebook at: Connected Farms. Thanks, Dan

Hi all,

We are four people (two couples) who are looking to establish a group Regen Ag Demonstration Farm in South-west France near to the Pyrenees.  We are looking for other individuals, couples or groups that are interested in joining up. I will be focusing on chickens, pigs and rabbits, and ideally we will have a market garden, wheat and bakery business (on around 10ha) and a micro dairy (ideally cows, but it could also be sheep or goats). For more information please send us an email at: establissementagricole1@gmail.com  We have a full project description in either French or English. I am attaching our project advertisement - sorry it is just in French. Alternatively you can find me on facebook at: Connected Farms. Thanks, Dan

I'm interested in knowing whether a hugel bed actually traps the carbon in the trees as it is below ground and by what kind of percentage. I have a plot that I am interested in that is covered in trees. I would like to cut it down and have hugel beds with pastures in-between. I am a bit loathe to cut the trees down though as they are currently sequestering carbon. I want to do the right thing from an environmental perspective. The forest is probably between 15-20 years old and is based in central France. I have also read differing opinions on whether pastures (mob grazed included) or forest sequester more carbon. Any info would be much appreciated.