Join us at Fernhill Farm to watch skilled shearers take part in this bi-annual tournament to compete with the best and help raise the profile of the Benefits of Blade Shearing here in the UK.

Buy fleece fresh off the boards in the shearing shed, as well as finished products made from our wool in our pop-up Sheep Shop. Beautiful scarves, blankets, yarn, clothing and more in a range of natural and dyed colours. 

Free entry to all – please do get in contact if you wish to get involved andy@fernhill-farm.co.uk

All proceeds are donated as prize money for winning shearers

Camping available to pre-book on our farm events website www.fernhill-farm.co.uk - we may also have beds available too - please ask thanks

WET Systems with Biologic Design @ Fernhill Farm - harvesting, storing and using purified water in a regenerating landscape

Andy & Jen shall start the day with a brief introduction to the history of Fernhill Farm during a walk of their site, to understand the lay of the land when incorporating the needs for both livestock and event business enterprises

From 11am Jay & Clara Abrahams will discuss their Wet System designs, installed at Fernhill Farm in 2008 - a set of slides before the Taste of Somerset Farm Lunch, followed by an informative tour within the WET System

10am Arrival and Farm Walk

11am Introducing Jay & Clara Abrahams

1.00pm Taste of Somerset Lunch

2pm - Tour of the WET SYSTEM

4pm - Drinks & Departures

• Biologic Design is an applied permaculture design consultancy.

• We design, create and plant constructed wetlands, known as Wetland Ecosystem Treatment (WET) Systems.

• We also design and implement Water Retentive Landscape designs, to enhance both drought resistance and flood resilience.

• Biologic Design’s WET Systems are soil-based, multi-species constructed wetlands, designed to integrate the purification of a range of wastewater types with the production of varied biomass yields, such as willow wands for basket making or fuel, as well as fruit and nut trees, whilst also creating wildlife habitat for enhanced biodiversity.

• Our work on whole site water reticulation plans is suitable for regenerative farms, and harvests the various water flows on the land to create water retentive landscapes.

• All of the water flows available on the land or farm - rainwater, wastewater, springs, and watercourses - can all be directed so that, in applied permaculture design terms, the water resource can ‘do its duty’ to create an abundant and productive functional landscape.

• www.biologicdesign.co.uk

  This is a FREE event thanks to BART - Bristol Avon Rivers Trust

  Please use the Eventbrite link for the WET systems 8th July to secure your place:

  https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/wet-systems-with-biologic-design-a-fernhill-farm-tickets-1446125974719?aff=oddtdtcreator

  Eleanor Sweet BSc (Hons)

  Junior Farm Advisor

  Bristol Avon Rivers Trust

  07942285094

WET Systems with Biologic Design @ Fernhill Farm - harvesting, storing and using purified water in a regenerating landscape

Andy & Jen shall start the day with a brief introduction to the history of Fernhill Farm during a walk of their site, to understand the lay of the land when incorporating the needs for both livestock and event business enterprises

From 11am Jay & Clara Abrahams will discuss their Wet System designs, installed at Fernhill Farm in 2008 - a set of slides before the Taste of Somerset Farm Lunch, followed by an informative tour within the WET System

10am Arrival and Farm Walk

11am Introducing Jay & Clara Abrahams

1.00pm Taste of Somerset Lunch @ £15pp

(please use this link to pre-book in advance thanks)

2pm - Tour of the WET SYSTEM

4pm - Drinks & Departures

• Biologic Design is an applied permaculture design consultancy.

• We design, create and plant constructed wetlands, known as Wetland Ecosystem Treatment (WET) Systems.

• We also design and implement Water Retentive Landscape designs, to enhance both drought resistance and flood resilience.

• Biologic Design’s WET Systems are soil-based, multi-species constructed wetlands, designed to integrate the purification of a range of wastewater types with the production of varied biomass yields, such as willow wands for basket making or fuel, as well as fruit and nut trees, whilst also creating wildlife habitat for enhanced biodiversity.

• Our work on whole site water reticulation plans is suitable for regenerative farms, and harvests the various water flows on the land to create water retentive landscapes.

• All of the water flows available on the land or farm - rainwater, wastewater, springs, and watercourses - can all be directed so that, in applied permaculture design terms, the water resource can ‘do its duty’ to create an abundant and productive functional landscape.

• www.biologicdesign.co.uk