Words by Dan from SAS Agri Drones. Here at SAS Agri Drones we have had the pleasure of working with Re-Genus for the last year or so across the whole of the UK, so it was a great fit to get involved in the Be The Change trials for Carbon Carbon in Cumbria and Lancashire. We’ve been exploring new ways to integrate regenerative practices into day‑to‑day farming, and one of the most exciting applications we’ve applied using our DJI Agras T50 drone is Re‑Genus Pellets. What start

Sarah is one of our Be The Change Farmers. Here she tells us in her own words some of the challenges they are facing on farm in a changing climate. Running a mixed farm in Rutland has always required a steady hand and a long view. We grow wheat, barley, oats and beans, and we keep cattle and sheep. The mix has served us well for generations. It spreads risk, balances workloads and keeps the land in good heart. Yet the last decade has shown that even a diverse system is not im

As part of the Be The Change project, developing a functional landscape at Manor Farm was highlighted as an area of interest for Sarah to explore. Marian Boswall, landscape architect and friend of Carbon Calling, visited in December 2025 and explored the farm with Sarah and her two children. Marian tells us how they approached the process... Liz and I did the Create course with Nicole Masters a couple of years ago and I admired the way Liz works; she is open and pragmatic and