Farm Livestock

A series of helpful guides, produced by Westcountry Rivers Trust as part of Pinpoint.

These guides provide farmers with advice on land management practices to protect water bodies. The advice enables farmers to use farm resources more efficiently, helping to meet Nitrate Vulnerable Zone, Cross Compliance, Farming Rules for Water and other regulations while protecting our environment and natural resources.

Organic by-products
Infrastructure management
Soil management
Cultivation techniques to protect soils
Using vegetation to protect soil
Nutrient management
Managing livestock areas
Managing wetlands
Riparian Management
Silvopasture
Water on the Farm
Waste Management

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The livestock industry is an integral part of the agricultural sector, encompassing various aspects of animal husbandry and production. It plays an important role in global food security and supports the livelihoods of millions of people worldwide.

This page is to connect organisations, projects and resources that have an interest in improving the quality of our water sources.

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Organic materials, including livestock manures, biosolids, compost and digestate contain valuable plant nutrients which can save farmers money on their fertiliser bills, and organic matter which can help improve soil quality.

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