NSA Sheep South West Preview: Devonshire family prepare to host South West sheep event

The National Sheep Association’s (NSA) biennial event, Sheep South West, is set to take place on Wednesday, June 25, at Weston Farm, near South Molton in Devon, kindly hosted by the Stanbury family

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The Stanbury family are hosting this year's NSA Sheep South West.
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The Stanbury family are hosting this year's NSA Sheep South West.

Just off the North Devon Link Road, the choice of venue allows for easy access to 69 hectares (170-acre) Weston Farm, bought in 2013 and home to Richard Stanbury, his wife Laura and their children George...

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