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Workshop - December 2021

A series of ‘Water Friendly Farming’ workshops with a focus on water resources is underway.

In this workshop presentations covered water storage feasibility, agricultural transition and future support including grants and funding. The presentation slides can be found here:

Agricultural Transition and future support - Adam Briggs (NFU)

Funding sources for water - Michael Graham (CSF)

Alt Crossens Priority Catchment (Water Resource)  - Simon Bennett and Helen Nightingale (EA)

Discussion Summary - John Sanders (MRT)

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