New entrant secures farm tenancy and creates thriving dairy enterprise using regen methods

First-generation farmer Kayleigh Robb has found a home within agriculture, and regen methods are helping her new tenancy flourish

Jane Thynne
Head of News and Business
clock • 6 min read
New entrant secures farm tenancy and creates thriving dairy enterprise using regen methods

Winning a tenancy as a new entrant farmer from a non-farming background is quite the accolade, but Kayleigh Robb is certainly where she was always meant to be and she is using her position to try and connect...

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