Summary
This 2025 monitor farm network event, organised by the AHDB and Farming Connect, convened Welsh farmers and stakeholders at Trewarren Farm in Pembrokeshire for participatory learning on soil health and compaction management. The activity functioned as a knowledge exchange forum rather than a controlled experimental study, emphasising peer learning and practical problem-solving relevant to mixed farming systems in Wales. As a farmer network event, it captured on-farm observations and practitioner experience through practical demonstration and group discussion.
Regional applicability
Directly applicable to United Kingdom practice, specifically Wales. The event was explicitly designed for and conducted with Welsh farmers in Pembrokeshire, addressing soil health challenges in temperate mixed farming systems typical of the region.
Key measures
Not a research study; event-based learning captured through participatory farm walk and stakeholder discussion
Outcomes reported
This was a participatory knowledge exchange event rather than a controlled study. It documented farmer experiences and on-farm observations related to soil health and compaction management through farm walks and group discussion at a monitor farm in Pembrokeshire.
Funding & declared interests
Funding: AHDB; Farming Connect
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