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Thu, 14 Jul
|Ballycastle
Next Generation Farming BBQ
An evening for Northern Ireland's next generation of farmers.
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Time & Location
14 Jul 2022, 17:00
Ballycastle, 50 Straid Rd, Ballycastle BT54 6NP, UK
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About the event
An evening at Broughgammon farm for the next generation of farmers in Northern Ireland to gather, talk and learn about the practicalities of regenerative and agroecological farming, starting new farm enterprises and farm succession. The evening will be primarily a social affair and will include a farm walk around Broughgammon, a BBQ, some drinks, a fire and camping for those who are up for it. The event is brought to you by the Nature Friendly Farming Network, GrowIN and Broughgammon Farm.
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