How should funding for farming in Yorkshire Dales National Park be spent? - Helen Keep

Farming Diary by Helen Keep, senior farm conservation officer, the Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority:
THE trials and tribulations of Zoom meetings continued through February as the farm team embarked on a suite of seminars covering lunch-times and evenings over two weeks.
In all, 135 farmers and land managers from all parts of the Yorkshire Dales National Park listened to talks about the updated Countryside Stewardship scheme, the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs’ (Defra’s) Environmental Land Management scheme and a few thoughts on the brand new and soon-to-be-launched (fingers crossed) Farming in Protected Landscapes scheme.
Zoom does have its positives but, as an attendee or organiser, you are definitely missing out on a cup of tea and a chat afterwards. The post-meeting tea is always a good time to catch up, to ask those questions that have been niggling you for ages, to ask more details on something you heard about that evening, and to enjoy a few chips, sandwiches and some cake!

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