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About Martin Hole

Martin Hole

Martin Hole farms at Montague on the wetlands of the Pevensey Levels in East Sussex. Part family-owned and part rented, the 300ha organic enterprise provides a home to about 150 cattle and nearly 2,000 head of sheep, with a small diversification into residential property and a fledgling green tourism business. A former RSPB UK Lapwing Champion, Martin remains fascinated by the provision of wilderness whilst trying to keep the farm intact for three daughters.


Recent Posts by Martin Hole:
What Agriculture fits with future Environmental needs? Vertical farms and if a worthy use of public money

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Who Owns Nature? Joy in the diversity of life and a humane pride of ownership

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Cultural absurdity is no longer a joke It is not financially viable without a clearer and much longer term subsidy system

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Speeches and the need to Act Now… What must done to prevent the erosion of natural capital

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The conference season and the imperative of continuity Why the future of farming depends on determination and long-term vision

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What if nature reserves don’t work? Dealing with a situation of decreasing biodiversity

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Wilderness: is there a change on the way? Could we see wild elephants returning to Europe? Martin Hole discusses a return to 'nature'

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Why buy land? A farmer reflects on the opportunity that ownership brings for conservation and development

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Why worms matter On the importance of soil for agriculture - and why those who own or manage land should take note

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