From The Farm

Working With Ash Dieback at Leys Farm: Safety, Stewardship and a Long View Ash dieback has begun to show itself […]

People sometimes ask what The Wild Collective actually is. The honest answer is that it isn’t a club, a business

I want to tell you about the trees we have on the farm; trees we planted, protected, replaced, thinned and

By far the hardest part of the farm to manage is the lake – a one-acre body of water sitting

So eventually the rain stopped (at least for a while), the ground started to dry and although the wind was

I have always been comfortable in my own company. It took a substantial portion of my adult life to realise

It would be stretching it to call Bella a farm dog, but she is most certainly a dog that lives

The farm is criss-crossed by a network of hedges, most running along field boundaries, joining at various junctions and linking

Sometimes, when travelling on the Central line in London, I used to glance at posters for various films and shows

Leys Farm is our home, and has been for a long time. We built our house here, raised our family