Fifth generation brothers take Welsh farm into the future

George and Will Tomlinson have their eyes firmly on the future as they help to run the family dairy farm in North Wales, Emily Ashworth finds out more

Emily Ashworth
Digital Editor
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Fifth generation brothers take Welsh farm into the future

Behind the brotherly banter, there is a real willingness between George and Will Tomlinson to work together and make sure their family farm can withstand whatever the future holds. They are the fifth generation...

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