Farmer Focus – David Aglen
David Aglen settles into Cransley
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Farmer Focus – John Cherry
John Cherry embraces low-input farming
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Farmer Focus – Tom Martin
Reflections on Groundswell and community
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Farmer Focus – Gent Family
Two generations, one regenerative vision
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Farmer Focus – Stephen Temple
Mar 2026 Copys Green Farm, North Norfolk – 223 hectares, sandy loam over chalk with flint, pH averages 8, annual rainfall 600 mm. Our family have been farming in Wighton since 1912, but I only started in 2005 after the death of my father. After university, I was at the Scottish Institute of Agricultural Engineering,
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Farmer Focus – Philip Bradshaw
Apr 2026 Our last year of farming seems to be racing past. To make life easier while we are moving house and clearing the farm, we only have some winter wheat planted as a cash crop, and all break crops are SFI 23 options, mainly AHL1 pollen and nectar crops. The wheat is looking good,
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Farmer Focus – Tim Parton
Mar 2026 Spring has always been my favourite month, with autumn being a close second. I just love the sights of things coming alive again and new life being born; it is natural regeneration in action. At the time of writing, spring crops have been going into nice conditions, with all the hope and expectation
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Farmer Focus – Andrew Jackson
It’s the middle of March already; this year is flying by. Even though in my last article I complained bitterly about the drought, the rain that fell in the latter half of 2025 brought our annual rainfall to just above the 30-year average, and of course, there has been an abundance of rainfall at the
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