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Tag: farm succession

Farms for tomorrow today

April 30, 2020April 30, 2020 Tom

As highlighted in our previous blog, the Covid-19 restrictions have exposed the limitations of our current food system with its long supply chains. The changes implemented at Huxhams Cross Farm in Devon with a shift from market or on farm sales to delivery have been echoed around the country. For example, Tablehurst Farm in Sussex,…Continue reading Farms for tomorrow today →

Farm Gift and Leaseback Workshop

August 28, 2015July 31, 2016 Communications

Many farmers wrestle with the challenge of farm succession. Farmers are keen to see their organic or biodynamic farm, their life’s work, continue – but how?…Continue reading Farm Gift and Leaseback Workshop →

Ty`r Eithin: An Essay in Common Land and Sustainable Communities

April 23, 2014July 31, 2016 Ella Hashemi

By Tony Matthews. There are two beautiful river valleys in Carmarthenshire, South West Wales, the Gwendraeth Fawr and the Gwendraeth Fach, separated by the Carboniferous Limestone ridge which surfaces all around the South Wales coalfield. The two rivers join by Kidwelly castle then flow into Carmarthen bay. Ty`r Eithin farm, 80 acres in all, looks…Continue reading Ty`r Eithin: An Essay in Common Land and Sustainable Communities →

Inspirational Young Farmers across Europe in the spotlight in new documentary series

February 25, 2014July 17, 2015 Ella Hashemi

It is an often quoted statistic in agriculture that the average age of the UK farmer is 59. What we can sometimes forget is that the UK picture is part of a wider social European landscape of older farmers. Only 7/10 per cent (conventional /organic) of all farmers in the European Union are below the age of 35 years. This is particularly worrying as farming is an intergenerational activity. …Continue reading Inspirational Young Farmers across Europe in the spotlight in new documentary series →

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