Pasture For Life
@PastureForLife
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We champion the restorative power of grazing animals on pasture. Become a member, or PfL certified.
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Joined April 2011
Digital Marketers, could this be your next step? If you are a digital marketer looking to shape a better future for food and farming in the UK, then this could be the opportunity you’ve been looking for. https://t.co/tP0Svuepr6
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Patrick Holden, founder of the @SusFoodTrust chats with Molly Biddell of the Knepp Estate, a PfL certified farm. They discuss work at Knepp, and why beef can be part of the solution when it comes to farming and the environment. https://t.co/JkCiKHNtEY
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Spritz Vibe. Limited Edition. Frosted over & fresh for the season, Spritz Vibe Sparkling Snowball Frost Limited Edition is here! CELSIUS. LIVE. FIT. GO.
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🏆 Congratulations to Mark & Jen Lee of Torpenhow Farmhouse Dairy in Cumbria, members and certified producers with PfL. Honoured with the Excellence in Practical Farming Award by the @RoyalAgSociety at the Ragley Estate, Warwickshire, last week. https://t.co/hfEEmBZi9L
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Pasture for Life farms are up to eight times more profitable than conventional counterparts, those farms relying heavily on inputs and higher overheads. https://t.co/p2bcIEwh9V
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📅 JOIN US. Mobile Fencing and Infrastructure, 18th Sept, Perth and Kinross Roll up your sleeves for training on setting up a mobile electric fence system, from post placement to wire tensioning. Open to all £85 (discount for PfL members) 📌 https://t.co/MFaquxyW78
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This is one of the great lunacies of our age… The way we manage our land, and how we securely and sustainably feed ourselves is deemed ‘irrelevant’ Bullshit…
It is often said that farming is almost irrelevant to the British economy, and this is true. What is less appreciated is that farming is barely relevant even to the rural economy. We explain why
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Building a Relationship with Your Abattoir Pasture for Life members only event Talgarth, Powys | Monday 1 Sept Ask the questions you've always wanted to ask the abattoir. Join us for a tour of WJ George Butchers and their abattoir, operating since 1988. https://t.co/amPYDXGR8f
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Welcoming back @PastureForLife Head of Research & first-generation regenerative farmer, Nikki Yoxall @howemill at Fields Good #Regenerative Agriculture Festival on 6th Sept in Glenarm, Northern Ireland. Discover the full lineup & book your ticket at https://t.co/Syx7lowndX.
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Fantastic to welcome @wwf_uk @PastureForLife, @ArianeBurgessHI & @Douglas4Moray to Edinvale. A lot of chat around farming for nature, support and barriers, Good Food Nation, local procurement in a wide ranging discussion. Privilege to host on our wee patch of dirt.
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Phillip Stead, Greater Poston Farm “We’ve planted over a kilometre of hedgerows for the stock, and for the wildlife too. We couldn’t have done it alone, so we brought in volunteers to help. It now forms a corridor that links with Newhouse Farm.”
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Clare Hill, Planton Farm “Chickens come from jungle fowl, trees give them cover. And wood pasture mirrors what much of the UK’s landscape once looked like. It also helps natural boundaries with our neighbours’ livestock.”
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Neil Brown, Newhouse Farm Running 800 ewes and 35 suckler cows, Neil says he used to see trees as a bit of a nuisance, but rotational grazing changed his view. “Now I see trees as a real benefit, for shelter, for shade, and for the health of the livestock.”
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Three Shropshire farmers discuss how and why they’re planting more trees, for the health of their livestock, for nature, and because it’s good for their businesses. Watch: https://t.co/HsjwDjPx4U
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Phwoar! 100% grass fed beef from @EdinvaleFarm looking awfy fine. This Highland Beef will be aged another 24 days and looks like it will be superb. #grasstobeef @PastureForLife #highlandbeef
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It's a low-input, slow grown way of farming that supplies his family butchery @Macbeths. His model shows you don't need high inputs to produce high quality beef, protect the soil, and run a profitable farm. 📌
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Rotational and deferred grazing strategies are helping three livestock farmers reduce their cost of production. See also: FW Awards 2025: Meet the
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Jock runs a fully pasture-based system with no fertiliser or concentrates, focused on soil health and resilience of the farm business. He finishes native cattle on grass, silage, and deferred grazing.
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Jock Gibson, a Pasture for Life member of certified @EdinvaleFarm in Morayshire has been shortlisted for @FarmersWeekly Grassland Manager of the Year Award.
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Meet the Maker of Stonebeck Cheese. Guided walk to Low Riggs Farm Yorkshire, 11th or 12th October A great opportunity to visit Andrew and Sally Hattan and taste award-winning Stonebeck cheese & learn how it's made. Free for Pasture for Life members. 📌 https://t.co/mhyUDXvBNh
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Hill Farm Real Food, Cheshire - Milk, ghee and bone broth, See the full winners list - https://t.co/hiKd9keZ4v Where to buy from Pasture for Life farmers - https://t.co/bziSe5NFqt
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Gutchpool Farm, Dorset - 100% apple juice, 100% pasture-fed hogget Tunstall Meat Company - Beef & marrow bone stock, beef, pork (approved retailer linked to CB Farms LLP Yorkshire) Ballyboley Dexters, Norther Ireland - Exceptional pasture-fed beef
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