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If we are going to farm with nature, we will have a very pleasant place for ourselves and our families to live. That place leaves space for wildlife in all its forms.
In his "Farming with nature in mind" column leading up to the election, Will Warham suggested that readers question candidates on their doorsteps on their plans for the environment. Where are we now?
We hope that winter is now far behind and that we are in for a glorious spring, writes William Warham, who looks forward to seeing his regular firsts, both in birds and butterflies.
Will Warham proposes asking the politicians who will be canvassing over the next few weeks about the environment, a subject they might not be expecting.
Already, plastic from silage pits is recycled into long-lasting fence posts and boardwalk materials. Waste plastic on farms could perhaps lead to some new industries, writes Will Warham.
Having a shallow well means water shortages can be a costly affair. Will Warham believes recycling rainwater may help the conservation problem and that free water is "madness".