James Griffiths retweeted
Scientists go airborne to understand soil erosion bbc.in/4flEFf6
James Griffiths retweeted
Great to see some of our research on the financial implications of soil erosion making it into the news today! @worcester_uni @NaturalEngland @Ian_Maddock @Giffer @AlanMoule132102 @bbcmtd @WorcesterDS
bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cp3n…
Farming Regulation from the New Year - What should Farmers, Farming Advisers and Agents know?
BPS and cross compliance will both end midnight 31 December 2023.
full details at the following .GOV Webpage:
#farming #regulation #agriculture
defrafarming.blog.gov.uk/202… – at West Midlands, England
James Griffiths retweeted
Quite rightly a lot of recent coverage of the difficulties farmers have been facing due to the recent deluge.
Unfortunately this is just the beginning.
Some thoughts
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James Griffiths retweeted
Where's the storm @SouthernWater ?! 🤷🏼♀️ #SewageScandal
Whitstable Harbour this morning. Think that's just murky water? Wait until the camera pans round.
Care to explain, @SouthernWater?
📽️ - @Hywel_Morgan
Looking forward to getting these on the computer tomorrow! #aurora #AuroraBorealis #Stottesdon #SouthShropshire @DaveThroup @Shefali_oza @bbcweather @bbcmtd
Replying to @DaveThroup
@DaveThroup @WUFoundation vids sent to me by farmer in Pencombe who is affected by runoff from neighbours land. Whilst they have done their bit by arable reversion, attenuation ponds, leaky dams etc the neighbour (parish councillor) does nothing! #soil #erosion #nfm – at Pencombe, England
James Griffiths retweeted
Interesting if true, that Tory MPs think it’s about communications and messaging rather than the huge increase in sewage entering rivers & seas that’s happened on their watch. spectator.co.uk/article/is-i…
James Griffiths retweeted
Well camp’s nearly over so it’s time to get in the festive spirit over the next few days. First up I’ve got a signed jersey to gift to someone to say thanks for all the support in 2022 - just retweet this post to enter 🎅 👌 🎁
#12daysofGmas
James Griffiths retweeted
Horrendous pictures & video of huge amounts of sewage in the sea at St Agnes Cornwall.
Yet rainfall amounts and intensities look to be entirely normal for October. Exceptional circumstances?
James Griffiths retweeted
#JobAlert: Vacancy for a #CatchmentSensitiveFarming Officer working in the Severn Middle Worcester Catchment.
If you have #farming knowledge and want to make a positive impact on #air and #water quality in the West Midlands, apply at: bit.ly/3KY02Uu
#WorcesterJobs
Now that was a storm! Photos taken in Stottesdon South Shropshire #storm #thunderstorm #lightning #Stottesdon #SouthShropshire @DaveThroupEA @bbcmtd @Shefali_oza @bbcweather
James Griffiths retweeted
Yearly xc race come early this year! Always hard , but great fun! Managed to hang on to 2nd today! On home turf ntdudmaston for Rd1 of @midlands_xc
Well done to all cleecycles lads for racing and marshalling… instagram.com/p/B9xW9QIlWbR/…
James Griffiths retweeted
South Shropshire Lady Tavs U15 Regional Winners @LaconCSchool @CleoburyCricket Good luck for finals day in the new year @LordsTaverners #thisgirlcan 👏🏏🤝 – at West Midlands, England
Replying to @DaveThroup
@DaveThroupEA River Rea and feeder streams around #Stottesdon South Shropshire struggling with high rainfall. Number of roads impassable, steer clear! #floodaware
@DaveThroupEA River Rea and feeder streams around #Stottesdon South Shropshire struggling with high rainfall. Number of roads impassable, steer clear! #floodaware
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Replying to @GWandShows
@GWandShows @TheMontyDon what’s the best way to keep your lawns happy through the winter months? I’m trying this approach! #GardenersWorld #gardening






















