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Molly-Anne Gimson
Molly-Anne Gimson was 16 when she decided university was not for her. Most of her peers at Easton College followed on, but she finished her agriculture course and returned home to her family's pig farm...
Molly-Anne Gimson
Molly-Anne Gimson was 16 when she decided university was not for her. Most of her peers at Easton College followed on, but she finished her agriculture course and returned home to her family's pig farm...
Texels have been part of the Watkins’ family sheep production for more than 50 years and are now at the forefront of the system. Ellie Layton finds out more.
Farmer and columnist James Wright reflects on time spent in New Zealand