Embracing diversification in farming - Autumn Farming Conference special pt. 2

In the second Autumn Farming Conference special, Sam Steggles chats about his experiences with The Goat Shed. He highlights the importance of adaptability, team dynamics, and community engagement in the agricultural sector. Edward Vipond, from Troston Farms, speaks on his extensive experience in farm management including the challenges and changes he’s seen in agricultural practices over the years.

Edward reflects on his journey through various roles; the impact of evolving agricultural policies; and the innovative approaches he has taken, particularly with sunflower farming. He talks about adapting to new market demands, managing risks, and the administrative burdens that come with modern farming. He shares insights on sustainability and the future of farming, advocating for a balance between innovation and risk management.

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