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SUMMARY:Pasture Management and Silvopasture at Square Roots Farm
DESCRIPTION:Join NOFA/Mass and Michael Gallagher of Square Roots Farm to explore his intensively managed livestock systems. By rotating dense herds through temporary paddocks within a pasture\, livestock will eat a variety of forage\, are more robust\, and can sequester considerable amounts of carbon in the soil. \nSquare Roots Farm comprises about 185 acres of hilly fields and forest in Lanesborough\, Massachusetts. They raise 1000 laying hens\, 4000 meat birds\, 30 cattle \, 12-24 pigs\, turkeys and a diversity of vegetables for their CSA customers and market. \nMichael will answer questions about his farm and we will: \n\nLearn about the fencing and shelters they use to keep their flocks and herds moving over the landscape\nLearn about grazing density and practices that provide superior nourishment for their animals while building nutrient rich and microbially diverse soil.\nHear Connor Stedman explain the principles and practices of further developing pastures into silvopasture systems through functional tree planting here in New England.\nUse Square Roots Farm to provide context in a discussion about specific practices and tree species that can add additional value to a diversified grazing system.
URL:https://ctnofa.org/event/pasture-management-and-silvopasture-at-square-roots-farm/
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SUMMARY:Pasture Management and Silvopasture at Square Roots Farm
DESCRIPTION:Join NOFA/Mass and Michael Gallagher of Square Roots Farm to explore his intensively managed livestock systems. By rotating dense herds through temporary paddocks within a pasture\, livestock will eat a variety of forage\, are more robust\, and can sequester considerable amounts of carbon in the soil. \nSquare Roots Farm comprises about 185 acres of hilly fields and forest in Lanesborough\, Massachusetts. They raise 1000 laying hens\, 4000 meat birds\, 30 cattle \, 12-24 pigs\, turkeys and a diversity of vegetables for their CSA customers and market. \nMichael will answer questions about his farm and we will: \n\nLearn about the fencing and shelters they use to keep their flocks and herds moving over the landscape\nLearn about grazing density and practices that provide superior nourishment for their animals while building nutrient rich and microbially diverse soil.\nHear Connor Stedman explain the principles and practices of further developing pastures into silvopasture systems through functional tree planting here in New England.\nUse Square Roots Farm to provide context in a discussion about specific practices and tree species that can add additional value to a diversified grazing system.
URL:https://ctnofa.org/event/pasture-management-and-silvopasture-at-square-roots-farm-2/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Webinar
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://ctnofa.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Square-Root-Farm-Grazing-Near-Carrots.jpg
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