This Roundtable, chaired by Plantlife, explores the role that arable plant communities have within the farmed landscape as habitats and resources for other wildlife, and how they can benefit agricultural production such as integrated pest management. The roundtable also expands on the impacts of problem weeds and how to reduce their impact. Finally, our panelists discuss whether a new cultural heritage is beginning, with cornfield flowers being used as part of sowing programmes and an increase in awareness of cornfield flowers associated with more people holidaying at home.
Chair:
- Cath Shellswell, Plantlife
Panelists:
- Jessica Brooks, Farmland Biodiversity Advisor at the Game and Wildlife Conservation Trust
- Henry Lang, Arable Farmer in Somerset
- Edward Cross, Arable Farmer in West Norfolk
- Emily Swan, Arable Plant Lead Advisor at Natural England
- Phil Wilson, Expert on arable plants and independent Ecologist
- David Ward, Land Management and Conservation Lead Advisor at Natural England
Chair:
- Cath Shellswell, Plantlife
Panelists:
- Jessica Brooks, Farmland Biodiversity Advisor at the Game and Wildlife Conservation Trust
- Henry Lang, Arable Farmer in Somerset
- Edward Cross, Arable Farmer in West Norfolk
- Emily Swan, Arable Plant Lead Advisor at Natural England
- Phil Wilson, Expert on arable plants and independent Ecologist
- David Ward, Land Management and Conservation Lead Advisor at Natural England
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