Trees for Farms and Rivers: Agroforestry for a Resilient Dee Catchment
Thu 15 Oct · 09:00
Huxley Village Hall
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Trees for Farms and Rivers is a workshop on agroforestry taking place at Huxley Village Hall on 15 October 2026. The session includes talks on livestock systems, soil protection, and funding. The event is free and runs until 13:30.
Learn how agro-forestry can benefit your business and how to access and utilise it.
Arrival from 09:00, with talks starting promplty at 09:30 till 13:30
There will be talks delivered by;
Josh Magee - Catchment Sensitive Farming Advisor
Emily Mason - Treescapes Higher Officer
Peter Aspin - Shropshire Agroforestry Project
Alexander Bentley - Agroforestry Woodland Officer
On the following;
Agroforestry for livestock – Integrating trees into productive livestock systems.
Livestock health and welfare – Using trees for shade, shelter and greater resilience to extreme weather.
Soil and water protection – Reducing runoff, erosion and nutrient losses.
Farm and environmental benefits – Improving climate resilience and farm output.
Practical implementation and funding – Designing agroforestry systems and accessing available grants and specialist advice.
We look forward to seeing you!
Description supplied by the event organiser.
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Frequently asked questions
Trees for Farms and Rivers: Agroforestry for a Resilient Dee Catchment takes place on Thursday, 15 October 2026 at 09:00.
Trees for Farms and Rivers: Agroforestry for a Resilient Dee Catchment is held at Huxley Village Hall in Chester (Huxley Lane, Huxley, CH3 9BG).
Entry to Trees for Farms and Rivers: Agroforestry for a Resilient Dee Catchment is free.
The forecast for Trees for Farms and Rivers: Agroforestry for a Resilient Dee Catchment is Overcast · 15°C.
Yes — hotels within walking distance of Huxley Village Hall can be compared using the accommodation search further down this page.
Tickets for Trees for Farms and Rivers: Agroforestry for a Resilient Dee Catchment can be booked via Eventbrite using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.
Trees for Farms and Rivers: Agroforestry for a Resilient Dee Catchment
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Trees for Farms and Rivers is a workshop on agroforestry taking place at Huxley Village Hall on 15 October 2026. The session includes talks on livestock systems, soil protection, and funding. The event is free and runs until 13:30.
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Organiser’s full description
Learn how agro-forestry can benefit your business and how to access and utilise it.
Arrival from 09:00, with talks starting promplty at 09:30 till 13:30
There will be talks delivered by;
Josh Magee - Catchment Sensitive Farming Advisor
Emily Mason - Treescapes Higher Officer
Peter Aspin - Shropshire Agroforestry Project
Alexander Bentley - Agroforestry Woodland Officer
On the following;
Agroforestry for livestock – Integrating trees into productive livestock systems.
Livestock health and welfare – Using trees for shade, shelter and greater resilience to extreme weather.
Soil and water protection – Reducing runoff, erosion and nutrient losses.
Farm and environmental benefits – Improving climate resilience and farm output.
Practical implementation and funding – Designing agroforestry systems and accessing available grants and specialist advice.
We look forward to seeing you!
Description supplied by the event organiser.
❓ Frequently asked questions
When is Trees for Farms and Rivers: Agroforestry for a Resilient Dee Catchment?
Trees for Farms and Rivers: Agroforestry for a Resilient Dee Catchment takes place on Thursday, 15 October 2026 at 09:00.
Where is Trees for Farms and Rivers: Agroforestry for a Resilient Dee Catchment taking place?
Trees for Farms and Rivers: Agroforestry for a Resilient Dee Catchment is held at Huxley Village Hall in Chester (Huxley Lane, Huxley, CH3 9BG).
How much are tickets for Trees for Farms and Rivers: Agroforestry for a Resilient Dee Catchment?
Entry to Trees for Farms and Rivers: Agroforestry for a Resilient Dee Catchment is free.
What will the weather be like at Trees for Farms and Rivers: Agroforestry for a Resilient Dee Catchment?
The forecast for Trees for Farms and Rivers: Agroforestry for a Resilient Dee Catchment is Overcast · 15°C.
Is there anywhere to stay near Trees for Farms and Rivers: Agroforestry for a Resilient Dee Catchment?
Yes — hotels within walking distance of Huxley Village Hall can be compared using the accommodation search further down this page.
How do I get tickets for Trees for Farms and Rivers: Agroforestry for a Resilient Dee Catchment?
Tickets for Trees for Farms and Rivers: Agroforestry for a Resilient Dee Catchment can be booked via Eventbrite using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.
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Free Entry
Date
Until Thursday, 15 October 2026
Time
Weather
feels like 13°C · wind 23 km/h
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