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    Environmental Impact Assessment

    I would like to create a vineyard on what is currently a grass field. A quick walk over of the grassland suggests it has been improved at some point but there is no records to prove this. The site would be 2 acres or below. And would sit next to a current vineyard over the hedge. The site is...
    • Sunshine123
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    • application eia environmental environmental impact assessment grass grassland hedge vineyard
    • Replies: 5
    • Forum: Rural Diversification
  2. The Business Barn

    Is planting a vineyard the way forward - UK named as one of the world's fastest-growing wine region

    The UK wine industry is proving to be one of the fastest expanding wine regions in the world after seeing the biggest planting of vines on record this year. As the industry celebrates English Wine Week and Welsh Wine Week, (Saturday 25 May – Sunday 2 June) the industry’s trade body Wines of...
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    Birds are destroying my crops

    Hi, I am a farmer in Victoria, Australia and since this year birds started eating at my grapes. Can someone help with telling me the best way to get rid of birds from my vineyard? Thanks a lot for your help.
    • Bill1964
    • Thread
    • bird control bird damage bird repellent birds crop damage crops damage grapes repel birds vineyard
    • Replies: 17
    • Forum: Agricultural Matters
  4. The Business Barn

    Opportunity to expand UK vineyard network

    Ever thought about starting a vineyard, this could be the news you need to get you started.... Prime viticultural land for new and expanding vineyards in the UK could be a major rival to the Champagne region of France according to the University of East Anglia (UEA). A study conducted by the...
  5. Jammish

    Pertinent Plonk producing advice from Plonkers

    Hello TFF's I am hoping to hear stories and gain more understanding of growing wine in the UK, specifically the South Downs. The family farm is considering devoting some acres to a project and as I understand, the earth here is ideal and the climate is favourable for vines. Is there anyone...
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