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The positive effects of farming beef and lamb in the UK.

What you will learn

Why we need farming in the UK

A quick history of farming

How farming in the UK positively impacts the environment

How improving the health of the soil improves the health of the plants and animals being grown

What the future of farming looks like in the UK

Description

This course is designed to give you a brief introduction to the benefits of beef and sheep farming in the UK. Concentrating on the fact that humans need air, water and food to live. These can all be produced by farms, and in the UK we have high animal welfare but it is not coming from the need of taking care of all living things, which is anything from the soil up.

Farmers are called and born into being stewards of the Earth yet in the last 100 years we have come away from trusting our instincts to trusting the beliefs of others that thought they were putting us on the right track. This is leading to a break down of the health of our farmers from soil right up to the people eating the food produced.

I have a passion to help people understand and reconnect with farmers in the UK, that it has been our responsibility to educate the British public about where their food comes from and we have not been doing that for many years.

It is my desire for you to understand that there is always 2 sides to a story and there is only one side being portrayed in the media. I am portraying the side of the farmer.

In listening to this course you will learn:

Why we need farming in the UK


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Some basic history of farming in the UK

How farming can have a positive impact on the environment

How improving the health of our soils can improve the health of animals and humans

Briefly what the future looks like for farming in the UK.

English
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Content

Introduction
Introduction
Beef and Sheep Farming on a UK Farm
A brief history to farming
Livestock illness, death and possible causes.
The answer to climate change could lie within livestock farming.
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