Environmental Solutions, Rural Development & Management Services

Agricultural Consultancy Service Companies

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Wychwood Forestry Tree Surgeons

Tree Surgery specialists offering advice on tree preservation, conservation, procurement, diagnosis, treatment, woodland management, tree replanting and site clearance for farms, land owners and utility sectors.

ADAS

The UK’s largest independent provider of environmental solutions, rural development services and policy advice. Established for more than 36 years, ADAS has a hard-earned reputation as a preferred supplier to Governments and a wide range of enterprises in the public and private sectors.

The Environment Agency

The leading public body for protecting and improving the environment in England and Wales. "It's our job to make sure that air, land and water are looked after by everyone in today's society, so that tomorrow's generations inherit a cleaner, healthier world."

Private Land Managers Drive Lapwing Recovery in Key Breeding Ground 2020-Sep-22
A remarkable project to restore lapwing to an English valley has shown that, given the right funding, advice and encouragement, and by working together, farmers can boost biodiversity in the UK’s countryside.

How Gene Edited Crops Can Avoid Making the Same Mistakes as GMOs 2020-Jul-14
Despite their vast potential to help improve global food security while reducing pesticide use, many countries are extremely resistant to planting genetically modified crops.

Woodland Carbon Guarantee Facts 2019-Nov-22
Farmers and landowners looking at alternative ways of generating income are being advised to sign up to a new government tree planting scheme by a rural expert at a leading property consultancy.

GEA Efficient and Environmentally Friendly Manure Treatment 2018-Nov-14
In order to treat the livestock manure to enable the utilization of the associated nutrient surpluses, GEA has developed an application-specific GEA Manure Decanter.

Countryside Stewardship - Simplicity vs Choice 2018-Jan-31
The new simplified wildlife offers under Countryside Stewardship give farmers an opportunity to sign up to a less complicated form of the scheme, but land managers should still consider whether a full Mid-Tier agreement would be more beneficial.