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Bing Cheah commented on Bing Cheah's event Restoration Agriculture Workshop w Mark Shepard in Bethel, NY May 20-22
"Stilll have a few spots open, in case anyone is interested but hasn’t signed up yet!"
Apr 21, 2022
Matthew Fagan commented on Bing Cheah's event Restoration Agriculture Workshop w Mark Shepard in Bethel, NY May 20-22
"Thank you for sharing the event, Bing!"
Apr 21, 2022
Matthew Fagan is attending Bing Cheah's event

Restoration Agriculture Workshop w Mark Shepard in Bethel, NY May 20-22 at Bethel, NY

May 20, 2022 at 12pm to May 22, 2022 at 5pm
Wanted to spread the word about a 3-day Restoration Agriculture workshop led by Mark Shepard, that we're hosting on our land in Bethel, NY. May 20-22.Full details and link to register here!…See More
Apr 21, 2022
Matthew Fagan liked Bing Cheah's event Restoration Agriculture Workshop w Mark Shepard in Bethel, NY May 20-22
Apr 21, 2022
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Restoration Agriculture Workshop w Mark Shepard in Bethel, NY May 20-22 at Bethel, NY

May 20, 2022 at 12pm to May 22, 2022 at 5pm
Wanted to spread the word about a 3-day Restoration Agriculture workshop led by Mark Shepard, that we're hosting on our land in Bethel, NY. May 20-22.Full details and link to register here!…See More
Mar 30, 2022
Shana Hanson left a comment for Bing Cheah
"Hi, Bing.  We were both in Brett's webinar last month.  You responded resonantly, about "invasive" plants and one other thing.  My eyes don't like the computer, but if you have any tree leaf animal fodder…"
Apr 22, 2021
Bing Cheah commented on Brett Chedzoy's event Silvopasturing as a Strategy to Enhance Grazing Systems in New England
"Helpful webinar, thank you!"
Mar 9, 2021
Bing Cheah replied to Brett Chedzoy's discussion Growing Black Locust as a Timber Cash Crop in the Northeast
"Thanks for your response! Will keep digging through the forums for more info. Lots to learn here! Generally, I'm going to go with a pretty diverse planting. Both for my own learning and to give the animals options. Like you said, they have…"
Jan 31, 2021
Bing Cheah liked Joanne Vaughn's discussion Hedgerows and windbreaks: The paddocks edges.
Jan 31, 2021
Bing Cheah replied to Brett Chedzoy's discussion Growing Black Locust as a Timber Cash Crop in the Northeast
"Hi! I'm new to silvopasture, and planning to set up a silvopasture in an area that is currently open pasture.This will be a pretty small operation, about 5 acres of planted silvopasture and another 5 acres of forest that I can clear up for…"
Jan 31, 2021
Bing Cheah is now a member of silvopasture
Jan 17, 2021

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New York
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New York
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Sullivan County and Brooklyn
What is your occupation relative to silvopasture? (for example, owner/producer, extension specialist, agency specialist, etc.)
Owner, Interested in establishing a silvopasture system
Please describe, with two or three sentences, why you are interested in silvopasture. Your answer helps us ensure that only those people truly interested in silvopasture are added as members.
I recently bought ~100 acres in Sullivan County. My goal is to work with the natural and man-made features and systems there to build my own personal connection with the land and nature. I love trees and animals, and have always dreamed of stewarding a forest and planting orchards. Now I get a chance to do so. Silvopasture seems to be a great way to do all of these and care for animals in a productive way that I would enjoy.

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At 4:55pm on April 22, 2021, Shana Hanson said…

Hi, Bing.  We were both in Brett's webinar last month.  You responded resonantly, about "invasive" plants and one other thing.  My eyes don't like the computer, but if you have any tree leaf animal fodder questions or pollarding questions, call me.  (207) 338-3301.  My resources webpage just strangely lost all its links - a past intern is working to fix it, but usually it is https://3streamsfarmbelfastme.blogspot.com  Shana Hanson 

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Forages, Grasses, Legumes

Started by Travis Hermance 10 hours ago. 0 Replies

I am clearing my woodlots for silvopasture in the Mid-Hudson River Valley in New York State. Can anyone recommend a good mixture of grasses and legumes that are more shade tolerate for my new…Continue

Pasture in forest practitioners tend to have higher uptake of climate-smart forestry practices?

Started by Robbie Coville on Friday. 0 Replies

Months ago I had read that woodland graziers tend to have higher acceptance of forest management activities: logging, thinning, mechanical interventions, prescribed burning, chemical treatments,…Continue

Busy fall in the silvopasture world

Started by Brett Chedzoy. Last reply by Joshua Greene Jan 2. 1 Reply

Hopefully some of you have found the time to attend either the "SilvoPro" training this week in PA or maybe even the International Agroforestry Conference in Ireland.  Look forward to some updates…Continue

Feed values for fodder trees

Started by jackie milne. Last reply by Shana Hanson Oct 31, 2023. 10 Replies

Hello everyone!We live in northern Canada, we have Aspen, birch, popular, willows and various wild roses and berry shrubs as well as white and black spruce mainly some pine. What I have been trying…Continue

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