"Productive Grazing, Thriving Nature and Shared Knowledge"

Thursday 9th July 2026 at 7pm

Join us for a hands-on session exploring how effective cattle grazing can work with the limestone landscape, boosting biodiversity while still delivering strong business results.

We'll look at what good grazing management really looks like on limestone ground:

• How to get the most from your pasture without over-doing it
• How cattle behaviour shapes habitats
• How small tweaks in timing, stocking and movement can improve both nature outcomes and profitability

Expect a practical, farmer-led discussion out in the field, with real examples of what's working locally and what's not. A chance to share ideas, compare approaches, and pick up tips you can take straight back to your own grazing system.

Booking essential as food provided – please email limestonefarmers@gmail.com with your name, address and any dietary requirements by Thursday 2nd July.

By kind permission of Robert Thornhill

Standhill Farm, Beggarway Lane, Great Longstone, Bakewell, DE45 1TW

With thanks for funding from Natural England Part of the Peak District Dales Protected Site Strategies Pilot