Extreme weather is becoming the new normal for South West farming. In our latest Farming Focus™ episode, Met Office science lead Professor Pete Falloon and Riviera Produce farm and sustainability manager David Thomas explore how to stay operationally resilient, from soil health to smarter planning.
In this episode of Farming Focus™, we explore how South West farmers can stay resilient as weather patterns become more unpredictable. From wetter winters to hotter, drier summers, Met Office science lead Professor Pete Falloon and Riviera Produce farm and sustainability manager David Thomas share practical insights on adapting day-to-day operations. Hear how improving soil health, using data and being open to change can help futureproof your farm in an increasingly volatile climate.
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