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Farm walk and get-together


Today we are hosting a farm walk and social get-together at our farm for NFU (National Farmers Union) members in Herefordshire. I was elected nearly a year ago now to represent Herefordshire farmers on the NFU Council.  It is a time of great challenge, but also great opportunity for farming businesses. Lots to talk about and also time for a relax and a catch-up after a hectic July and August.

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