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What is the future for upland farming in Wales beyond CAP?

Par Wales Rural Network

Glasdir Business & Conference CentreLlanrwst

mars 15, 2017 to mars 15, 2017

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Beth fydd y dyfodol i ffermio mynydd yng Nghymru ar ôl y PAC?

Bydd RSPB Cymru yn cynnal cynhadledd undydd yn cael ei chynnal yng Nglasdir, Llanrwst, Conwy ar 15 Mawrth 2017 i drafod canlyniadau posibl gadael yr UE ac effaith deddfau newydd Cymru ym meysydd yr amgylchedd a chynaliadwyedd a’i pholisïau ar ffermio’r ucheldir. Bydd y gynhadledd yn ystyried y berthynas rhwng ffermwyr a’r tirwedd, mynediad, yr amgylchedd a natur.

Mae Prifysgol Bangor ar y cyd ag RSPB Cymru a Cynidr Consulting yn creu’r cyfle hwn i ffermwyr drafod a chyfrannu at ddatblygu polisïau ar gyfer dyfodol ffermio mynydd yng Nghymru. Mae Cymunedau Gwledig Llywodraeth Cymru – Rhaglen Datblygu Gwledig 2014-2020 sy’n cael ei hariannu gan Gronfa Amaethyddol Ewrop dros Ddatblygu Amaethyddol a Llywodraeth Cymru, wedi neilltuo arian ar gyfer y gynhadledd.

Bydd yn gyfle i glywed gan ffermwyr yr ucheldir yng Nghymru ac am enghreifftiau o wledydd eraill (Iwerddon) lle mae ffermwyr yn cael helpu i ddylunio’r cynlluniau amaeth-amgylcheddol er lles eu bywoliaeth.

Bydd gwasanaeth cyfieithu ar y pryd ar gael gydol y dydd.

Am ragor o fanylion, cysylltwch a RhwydwaithGwledig@cymru.gsi.gov.uk

Rhaglen:

Amser	Siaradwr	Pwnc
09.15	Cyrraedd a Choffi: Canolfan Gynadledda Glasdir, Plas yn Dre, Llanrwst, LL26 0DF
10.00	Cadeirydd	Cyflwyniad – Dei Thomas
10.10	Kevin Austin	Llywodraeth Cymru: “Cefnogi’r Ucheldir ar ôl Brexit : Heriau a Chyfleoedd”
10.30	Yr Athro Peter Midmore	Cyd-destun Polisi a’r Economi: I ba gyfeiriad y mae ffermio mynydd yn mynd a pham?
10.50	Gwyn Jones	Ffermio dros a chyda natur a’r amgylchedd – ffordd ymlaen ar gyfer ffermio mynydd?
11:10	Hoe Paned
11.30	Hefin Jones & Tony Davies	Tegwch i’r Ucheldir – llais newydd yn y ddadl am bolisi’r ucheldir.
11.50	Arfon Williams	Beth mae’r cyrff amgylcheddol a chadwraethol yn ei feddwl am ffermio mynydd?
12.10	Sorcha Lewis & Guto Davies	Gwneud i’r ucheldir weithio: problemau ymarferol â ffermio mynydd
12.30	Sesiwn holi ac ateb gyda’r siaradwyr.
13.00	Cinio
14.00	Patrick McGurn	Taliadau teg a chanlyniadau real – beth sy’n digwydd pan fydd ffermwyr yn helpu i ddylunio’u cynllun amaeth-amgylcheddol? Profiadau Iwerddon a gwersi i Gymru.
14.30	Prifysgol Bangor & Cynidr Consulting	Sesiwn drafod rhyngweithiol
15.30	Cadeirydd	Crynhoi a diwedd y gynhadledd.

What is the future for upland farming in Wales beyond CAP?

RSPB Wales are running a one-day conference at Glasdir, Llanrwst, Conwy on 15th March 2017, which is free to attend, will examine the possible implications of leaving the EU and the impact of Wales’ new environmental and sustainability focussed legislation and policies on upland farming. The conference will explore key relationships between farming and landscapes, access, the environment and nature.

Bangor University in partnership with RSPB Cymru and Cynidr Consulting are offering farmers the opportunity to discuss and contribute to future policy developments for the future of upland farming in Wales. This event has received funding through the Welsh Government Rural Communities - Rural Development Programme 2014-2020, which is funded by the European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development and the Welsh Government.

Participants will hear from upland farmers in Wales, and international examples (from Ireland) where farmers have a clear say in designing agri-environmental schemes which benefit their livelihoods.

Simultaneous translation will be available for the whole the day.

For further details, contact Ruralnetwork@wales.gsi.gov.uk

Programme:

Time	Speaker	Topic
09.15	Arrive & Coffee:Glasdir Conference Centre, Plas yn Dre, Llanrwst, LL26 0DF
10.00	Chair	Introduction – Dei Thomas
10.10	Kevin Austin	Welsh Government: “Supporting the Uplands after Brexit : Challenges and Opportunities”
10.30	Professor Peter Midmore	Policy and economic context: Where is upland farming going and why?
10.50	Gwyn Jones	Farming for and with nature and the environment – a way forward for upland farming?
11:10	Coffee Break
11.30	Hefin Jones & Tony Davies	Fairness for the Uplands – a new voice in the uplands policy debate.
11.50	Arfon Williams	What do the environmental and conservation bodies think about upland farming?
12.10	Sorcha Lewis & Guto Davies	Making the uplands work: practical issues in upland farming.
12.30	Question and answer session with speakers.
13.00	Lunch
14.00	Patrick McGurn	Fair payments and real results - what happens when farmers co-design their own agri-environment scheme? Experiences from Ireland and lessons for Wales.
14.30	Bangor University & Cynidr Consulting	Interactive discussion session
15.30	Chair	Summing up and end of conference.

Beth fydd y dyfodol i ffermio mynydd yng Nghymru ar ôl y PAC?

Bydd gwasanaeth cyfieithu ar y pryd ar gael gydol y dydd.

Am ragor o fanylion, cysylltwch a RhwydwaithGwledig@cymru.gsi.gov.uk

Rhaglen:

Amser	Siaradwr	Pwnc
09.15	Cyrraedd a Choffi: Canolfan Gynadledda Glasdir, Plas yn Dre, Llanrwst, LL26 0DF
10.00	Cadeirydd	Cyflwyniad – Dei Thomas
10.10	Kevin Austin	Llywodraeth Cymru: “Cefnogi’r Ucheldir ar ôl Brexit : Heriau a Chyfleoedd”
10.30	Yr Athro Peter Midmore	Cyd-destun Polisi a’r Economi: I ba gyfeiriad y mae ffermio mynydd yn mynd a pham?
10.50	Gwyn Jones	Ffermio dros a chyda natur a’r amgylchedd – ffordd ymlaen ar gyfer ffermio mynydd?
11:10	Hoe Paned
11.30	Hefin Jones & Tony Davies	Tegwch i’r Ucheldir – llais newydd yn y ddadl am bolisi’r ucheldir.
11.50	Arfon Williams	Beth mae’r cyrff amgylcheddol a chadwraethol yn ei feddwl am ffermio mynydd?
12.10	Sorcha Lewis & Guto Davies	Gwneud i’r ucheldir weithio: problemau ymarferol â ffermio mynydd
12.30	Sesiwn holi ac ateb gyda’r siaradwyr.
13.00	Cinio
14.00	Patrick McGurn	Taliadau teg a chanlyniadau real – beth sy’n digwydd pan fydd ffermwyr yn helpu i ddylunio’u cynllun amaeth-amgylcheddol? Profiadau Iwerddon a gwersi i Gymru.
14.30	Prifysgol Bangor & Cynidr Consulting	Sesiwn drafod rhyngweithiol
15.30	Cadeirydd	Crynhoi a diwedd y gynhadledd.

What is the future for upland farming in Wales beyond CAP?

Participants will hear from upland farmers in Wales, and international examples (from Ireland) where farmers have a clear say in designing agri-environmental schemes which benefit their livelihoods.

Simultaneous translation will be available for the whole the day.

For further details, contact Ruralnetwork@wales.gsi.gov.uk

Programme:

Time	Speaker	Topic
09.15	Arrive & Coffee:Glasdir Conference Centre, Plas yn Dre, Llanrwst, LL26 0DF
10.00	Chair	Introduction – Dei Thomas
10.10	Kevin Austin	Welsh Government: “Supporting the Uplands after Brexit : Challenges and Opportunities”
10.30	Professor Peter Midmore	Policy and economic context: Where is upland farming going and why?
10.50	Gwyn Jones	Farming for and with nature and the environment – a way forward for upland farming?
11:10	Coffee Break
11.30	Hefin Jones & Tony Davies	Fairness for the Uplands – a new voice in the uplands policy debate.
11.50	Arfon Williams	What do the environmental and conservation bodies think about upland farming?
12.10	Sorcha Lewis & Guto Davies	Making the uplands work: practical issues in upland farming.
12.30	Question and answer session with speakers.
13.00	Lunch
14.00	Patrick McGurn	Fair payments and real results - what happens when farmers co-design their own agri-environment scheme? Experiences from Ireland and lessons for Wales.
14.30	Bangor University & Cynidr Consulting	Interactive discussion session
15.30	Chair	Summing up and end of conference.

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Wales Rural Network

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