Cut&Chew was established in order to facilitate contact between graziers and landowners, encourage the re-establishment of grazing animals on neglected grasslands and support local grazing.
Aims of Cut&Chew:
Aims of Cut&Chew:
- Match owners and managers of land in need of grazing with potential graziers in the local area.
- Provide a local information directory on advice sources and support sources (e.g. vets, fencing contractors/suppliers, livestock transport and haulage, training and other relevant issues).
- Provides grazing management and livestock management advice.
- Advice on conservation grazing for wildlife.
Stock and land owners can register details of their land or livestock requirements for free on the Cut&Chew website by clicking on Register Stock or Register Land and filling in a few questions. This information is then put into the Grazing Exchange page on the website which can be viewed by potential graziers or land owners/managers.
So if you are based in either Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire or Northamptonshire and have under-grazed grasslands or animals available to graze sites, then please register free on Cut&Chew or contact Laura Downton (email: laura.downton@wildlifebcnp.org or Tel: 01234 364213).
Cut&Chew is supported by Natural England through the Countdown 2010 Biodiversity Action Fund.
So if you are based in either Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire or Northamptonshire and have under-grazed grasslands or animals available to graze sites, then please register free on Cut&Chew or contact Laura Downton (email: laura.downton@wildlifebcnp.org or Tel: 01234 364213).
Cut&Chew is supported by Natural England through the Countdown 2010 Biodiversity Action Fund.
