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Tir Y Ffynnon farm is based near Cilgerran, with 70 acres of land. The idea is to build a place which provides nutritious food, in a way that benefits and engages the local community, building biodiversity as well as soil and water health, creating a small farm which is resilient to climate change and other shocks. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
So far <\/h3>\n\n\n\n
we\u2019ve held two farm walkabouts and got lots of feedback about how local people would like to get involved – elderberries for medicine, a mediation space, keeping pigs and access for kids being just some of the ideas. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
With the help of five hardy volunteers we planted 500 native broadleaf trees in grizzly weather! <\/p>\n\n\n\n
We\u2019ve had a survey done of the old trees onsite, so that we can put in measures to support them, especially the fabulous ancient oak. We\u2019ve done some grassland surveying so we have a baseline against which we can check whether our measures to create diverse pastures are effective. We\u2019ve been plotting for ponds and restoring hedges and many other things!<\/p>\n\n\n\n
We\u2019ve hosted parts of the Ffynnon Farmstart this year – three friends keeping geese for the Christmas market, and a local beekeeper growing her business. The Farmstart has also been supporting a couple keeping milking goats and lambs, and a small tree nursery, on different sites. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Croeso i fferm Tir Y Ffynnon! <\/h3>\n\n\n\n
Mae prosiect diweddaraf Ffynnon wedi bod yn tyfu\u2019n araf trwy hanner cyntaf y fflwyddyn. Mae’r prosiect wedi’i leoli ger Cilgerran, gyda 70 erw o dir wedi’i fenthyg gan Gyfarwyddwr\/cefnogwr Ffynnon. Y syniad yw adeiladu lle sy’n darparu bwyd iach, mewn ffordd yn mantais i’r gymuned leol a sy\u2019n rhyngweithiol, sy\u2019n adeiladu bioamrywiaeth, ag iechyd pridd a d\u0175r, yn creu fferm fach sy’n wydn i newid yn yr hinsawdd a siociau eraill. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Mewn cydweithrediad \u00e2’r perchennog rydym wedi cynnal dwy daith gerdded fferm a chael llawer o adborth am sut yr hoffai pobl leol gymryd rhan – tyfu ysgawen ar gyfer meddyginiaeth, lle myfyrio, cadw moch, a mynediad i blant yw rhai o’r syniadau. Gyda chymorth pum gwirfoddolwr gwydn fe wnaethom blannu 500 o goed brodorol mewn tywydd ofnadwy! Rydym wedi cael arolwg o’r holl hen goed ar y safle, fel y gallwn roi mesurau i’w cefnogi, yn enwedig y dderwen arbennig. Rydym wedi gwneud rhywfaint o arolygon ar y glaswellt felly mae gennym sail i wirio a yw ein mesurau i greu porfeydd amrywiol yn effeithiol. Rydym wedi bod yn cynllunio ar gyfer llynnoedd a adfer cloddiau a llawer o bethau eraill! <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Rydym wedi gwestai rhannau o brosiect Egin Ffermio Ffynnon eleni – tri ffrind yn cadw gwyddai ar gyfer y farchnad Nadolig, a m\u00ealwr lleol yn tyfu ei busnes. Mae\u2019r prosiect Egin Ffermi ohefyd wedi bod yn cefnogi p\u00e2r yn cadw geifr godro, a \u0175yn, a meithrinfa coed bach, ar wahanol safleoedd. Ar y fferm ar hyn o bryd mae 33 gwydd (annwyl iawn!) a 8 buwch tua dau flwydd oed – efallai bod rai ohonoch wedi gyfarfod \u00e2\u2019r rhai yma eisoes, y diangwyr a dorrodd allan i dreulio amser gyda Dewi\u2019r Ficar! Rydym newydd ddechrau cynnal wartheg traddodiadol Hereford “Pasture for Life” – wedi eu codi heb grawn, neu gyfoethyddion, dim ond glaswellt (a weithiau cloddiau). Rydyn ni wedi gwneud y dyddiau cyntaf o symudiadau dyddiol ar system \u201cpori mob\u201d – gan symud y gwartheg yn gyflym trwy’r tir i efelychu eu hymddygiad naturiol, sy’n gwella’r glaswellt, hyrwyddo bioamrywiaeth ac helpu i ddal charbon yn y pridd. Daeth y pryfed dwylo aton ni ar ddiwrnod 2! <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Rydyn ni’n falch o gyhoeddi bod Ffynnon newydd lwyddo i gael grant gan y Lottery i redeg gweithgareddau ar dir Tir Y Ffynnon (ac ar gerddi gymunedol arall) dros y tair blynedd nesaf! Rydyn ni’n cynllunio mesurau i hyrwyddo bioamrywiaeth a gwydnwch yn erbyn newid yn yr hinsawdd fel dosbarthu gwair gwyrdd o glaswellt amrywiol gerllaw, plannu coed, creu llynnoedd, rheoli’r tir pori mewn ffordd sy’n adfer cylchredau d\u0175r iach ac yn adeiladu pridd. Yn fuan byddwn yn rhoi hysbysiad allan i wahodd myfyrwyr newydd i rhaglen Egin Ffermio. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Dros y tair blynedd nesaf byddwn yn cynnal digwyddiadau agored fel arolygon bioamrywiaeth, teithiau cerdded i gwrdd \u00e2’r anifeiliaid a dyddiau plannu coed, y byddwn yn eu hysbysebu. Dylai gweithio ar y safle newydd hwn gyda tair blynedd o gyllid galluogi i ni dyfu ein cefnogaeth i gynhyrchwyr bwyd newydd a gweithredu mesurau ar gyfer bioamrywiaeth ar raddfa fwy. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Rydym yn awyddus i glywed gennych os oes gennych syniad am adeiladu’r lle hwn fel fferm gymunedol, a hafan natur. Ydych chi am dyfu bwyd neu feddyginiaeth neu coed tan neu ddeunyddiau crefft? Eisiau helpu gyda mesurau sy’n cefnogi amffibiaid, iechyd d\u0175r, ystlumod, adar, gwenyn neu planhigion byddu? Eisiau plannu a gofalu am coed afal? Gwneud seider neu Peri blasus?? Bydde chi’n mwynhau bod yn rhan o gr\u0175p gweithio i feddwl sut y gall y lle hwn ddod yn wir fferm gymunedol? Mae’r tir yn eiddo i ddau unigolyn, ar hyn o bryd mae Ffynnon yn ei ddefnyddio ar gyfer ei weithgareddau gyda chytundeb rhenti blynyddol, am ddim. Sut allwn ni ei sicrhau i’r gymuned yn y tymor hir? Cysylltwch \u00e2 ni drwy’r wefan i ymuno \u00e2’r weledigaeth hon o ffermio ar gyfer y dyfodol! <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Dyma rhai lluniau o’n atyniadau newydd i’r fferm.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Right now<\/h3>\n\n\n\n
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Mae’r ieir fach wedi cael ei eni yn wythnosau gwahanol, felly mae rhai yn llawer llai, ac fe’u bwliair gan y rhai mawr oddi ar yr hadau rydym yn eu rhoi bob dydd, felly gwnaethom \u2018creep\u2019 lle na all y rhai mwy cael gafael ar y bwyd, ond gall y rhai bach fynd i mewn a bwyta heb gael eu poeni – os gallant ddod o hyd i’r ffordd i wneud hynny!<\/p>\n\n\n\n
There are 33 goslings (dead cute!) and 8 yearling cattle – some of you may have met these guys already, the escape artists who broke out to spend some time with the Vicar! We\u2019re about to host a herd of traditional Hereford \u201cPasture for Life\u201d cattle – raised without grains, or concentrates, just grass (and sometimes hedges). We plan to carry out mob grazing whenever we can – moving the cattle quickly through the landscape to mimic their natural behaviour, which will improve the pastures, promote biodiversity and help capture carbon in he soil.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
We\u2019ve been starting the project on an absolute shoestring this year (aka no cash) but we\u2019re pleased to announce that Ffynnon has just been successful in gaining a grant from the Lottery to run activities on Tir Y Ffynnon land (and other community gardens) over the next three years! We\u2019re planning measures to promote biodiversity and climate resilience like bringing in green hay from diverse meadows nearby, planting trees, managing the grassland in a way which restores healthy water cycles and builds topsoil. We\u2019ll also be putting a shout out to invite next year\u2019s cohort of Farmstarers to apply, by autumn. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Over the next three years we\u2019ll be holding open events like biodiversity surveying, farm walkabouts to meet the animals and tree planting days which we\u2019ll advertise. Working on this new much larger site, with three whole years of funding should give us the ability to grow our support to new food producers and implement measures for biodiversity at a larger scale. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
We\u2019re interested to hear from you if you have an idea about building this place as a community farm, and haven for nature. Do you want to grow food or medicine at scale? Help with measures that support amphibians, water health, bats, birds, bees, or bog plants? Plant and maintain an orchard? Are you interested in being part of a working group to figure out how this place can really become a community farm? The land is owned by two individuals, at the moment Ffynnon uses it for its activities with an annual rental agreement for free. How can we make it secure for the community long-term? Contact us through the website to get involved in this vision of farming for the future!<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Here are some gratuitous pictures of our newest and cutest additions to the farm. The goslings are from different hatch dates, so some are way smaller, they get bullied off the grains we provide each day by the big ones, so we made a \u2018creep\u2019 where the larger ones can\u2019t access the feed, but the small ones can get in and eat unmolested – if they can figure it out!<\/p>\n\n\n\n<\/figure>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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