Greener ways to farm offered at talk in Sleaford

An innovative farmer is to speak about her more sustainable methods of ‘permaculture’.
Andy Hubbert
By Andy Hubbert
Published 16th Mar 2023, 16:35 BST
Tim Grigg, Jill Thwaites and Les Parker of Sleaford Climate Action Network at a recent event.Tim Grigg, Jill Thwaites and Les Parker of Sleaford Climate Action Network at a recent event.
Tim Grigg, Jill Thwaites and Les Parker of Sleaford Climate Action Network at a recent event.

Hannah Thorogood of Inkpot Farm at Scredington, is giving a talk at Riverside Church in Southgate, Sleaford on Monday March 20 at 7.30pm for Sleaford Climate Action Network.

Hannah has created a sustainable, regenerative farm, working hand in hand with the natural world. You can go along and hear her story, how it started, her passion and vision for the future, and how it may be taken away by plans for a reservoir, as well as ask questions.

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