Elm Farm: Planning and developing agroforestry at a farm scale
Woodland Trust Research Briefing
Productive hedges: Guidance on bringing Britain's hedges back into the farm business
The coppicing of hedges for woodfuel or other products has the potential to not only reduce the cost of managing hedges but to provide local communities with a renewable, low cost energy source whilst supporting wildlife and improving the health of hedges.
Experiences from the ORC’s Machinery Trials
Machinery Trials Elm Farm December 2014 & Wakelyns February 2015
A guide to Harvesting woodfuel from hedges
Guidance on bringing England’s hedges back into the farm business by managing them for woodfuel
Community woodfuel agreements: how community groups can help manage hedges for fuel
Presentation at 8th Organic producers’ Conference: Intensive sustainability or sustainable intensification – which way forward for organic farming?
Woolhope Woodheat Co-op - a new model for community woodfuel
Presentation at 8th Organic producers’ Conference: Intensive sustainability or sustainable intensification – which way forward for organic farming?