Dat Ta ke a c t i o n f o r p o l l i n a t o r s o n y o u r farm - it will benefit your business! POLLINATORS ON GRASSLAND FARMS Ti Pollinators are vital for a thriving farm business. However these precious insects are under threat. The good news is that we can do something about it with a few simple management changes, and if you are currently considering your options for future stewardship agreements on your farm, including measures for wild pollinators and wildlife could help your application. Come along to this FREE event to find out what you can do practically on your farm. Speakers include:  Marek Nowakowski (farm & wildlife specialist) - successful establishment and management of pollen and nectar seed mixes on farm  Gavin Thomas (RSPB) - the importance of providing habitat for farmland birds  Michelle Fare (CFE) - management of farm hedgerows as a habitat for birds and pollinators  Sarah Robinson (Bowland AONB) - Networks 4 Nectar project The afternoon session will comprise a farm walk looking at a newly established seed mix along with practical discussions. When: Weds 29th April 11am (for 11.15am start) —2.30pm Where: Stonyfold Farm, Stoney Lane, Goosnargh, Preston, PR3 2WH (by kind permission of Mark Shorrock) All attendees will be eligible to receive a special voucher for money off a Syngenta ‘Bees ‘n’ Seeds’ mix The event will include lunch and a farm walk. BASIS points applied for. To book your place and lunch at this FREE event please contact your local CFE co-ordinator Michelle Fare at Myerscough College Phone: 01995 642206 E-mail: mfare@myerscough.ac.uk