Neil Harkness and his partner farm at Hole of Lyne, a 40.4-hectare (100-acre) upland hill farm in the very north eastern Cumbrian border. They became first generation tenant farmers 20 months ago after...
Neil Harkness and his partner farm at Hole of Lyne, a 40.4-hectare (100-acre) upland hill farm in the very north eastern Cumbrian border. They became first generation tenant farmers 20 months ago after...
Mark White says collaborative approach works for both producers and retailers
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