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In just over four years and on only 10 acres, Abi and Josh Heyneke have succeeded in setting up a commercial farming operation from scratch and, at the same time, are contributing to the ongoing survival of the Welsh Harlequin, one of our rarest breeds of duck. Read more
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Sarah Dusgate and Rob Havard of Phepson Angus point to a way of ensuring that native breeds are relevant in the 21st century. Read more
Old Hall Farm could provide the blueprint for anyone wanting to build a small-scale dairy business which offers something different, showcasing the quality of milk produced by our native dairy – or even dual-purpose – breeds. Read more
Is keeping native cattle something you are considering? There are many elements to consider. Read more
Covid 19 has caused many people to re-evaluate the way they live their lives. For two RBST members in Lancashire, this has resulted in an enterprise based on a combination of years of friendship and mutual support and a shared love of crafting and wool. Resulting in Mountain Croft Living Fleeces. Read more
North Norfolk District Council (NNDC) has added a breeding herd of Bagots to its staff roll. The herd is used to graze the cliff at the popular seaside resort of Cromer. Read more