Organisation: Woodland Trust

Sheep farmer Paul Renison talks about the challenges of farming on the edge of the North Pennines and describes using trees to help increase shelter and reduce lamb loss.

Helen Chesshire from the Woodland Trust describes a research study by Bangor University which is using robots to investigate the effect of trees and shelterbelts on sheep.

Webpage outlining ways in which the Woodland Trust can help you integrate trees on your land.

Stuart Holm from the Woodland Trust explains the basic principals of agroforestry and discusses a current research project.

Details of a trial combining different densities of trees with sheep grazing; highlighting considerations and benefits for farmers.

When shelter is in short supply strategic tree planting makes a real difference. In this case study a Cumbrian farmer shares his experience.

A report describing a collaborative approach to woodland management and tree planting to improve the efficiency of upland livestock farming.

First hand farmer experience showing how planting trees can improve animal welfare and the production of free range eggs.

A farm case study describing commercial and potential nutritional and medicinal benefits from incorporating trees into a dairy farm.

This practical guide looks at the role of UK native trees and hedges in arable farming.

Farmer case study on using trees to improve productivity on a mixed farm, providing shelter for vegetable crops and additional market products.

A Welsh farmer’s experience of how strategic on-farm tree planting has increased livestock shelter and improved land management.

A short video highlighting how trees have been used in the uplands of Cumbria to manage water drainage and quality and prevent soil erosion.

This practical guidance looks at the integration of trees in to sheep management systems and the benefits they can bring.

This practical guide takes you through the process of planting trees for free range poultry from initial design to planting and maintenance.