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Quality over quantity key for Teesdale hill farm

The drive to produce high quality stock lies at the heart of one Teesdale hill farm, where the Hutchinson family are overcoming the limitations of upland farming by taking a less is more approach.

Katie Fallon
Livestock Specialist
clock • 8 min read
Quality over quantity key for Teesdale hill farm

The drive to produce high quality stock lies at the heart of one Teesdale hill farm, where the Hutchinson family are overcoming the limitations of upland farming by taking a less is more approach. Alongside...

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