Tour Stops

Anthony Snell, Penncoyd Court Farm, Herefordshire

Situated near Ross-on-Wye, Anthony has over 100 acres of fruit grown under high tunnels The crops grown are strawberries, raspberries, and blackcurrants produced both in the ground and on the Haygrove Substrate system.

David and Steven McGuffie, New Farm Produce, Staffordshire

The farm is situated in South Stafford and has over 125 acres of fruit grown under high tunnels. The crops grown are raspberries, strawberries, cherries and asparagus. The asparagus is grown in beds with hot water pipes underneath, producing heat which enables Steven to have a big advantage in the marketplace for earliness/price.

 

Sandy Booth, New Forest Fruit Farm, Hampshire

The farm is situated in the New Forest, Hampshire and has 200 acres of soft fruit grown in high tunnels plus glasshouse grown strawberries and raspberries. Sandy will be one of the earliest growers in the country to have fruit for retail.

Richard Emery, Littlebrook Nursery, Hampshire

This farm is also situated in the New Forest, Hampshire and has 115 acres of soft fruit grown in high tunnels and some outside production. The crops grown are strawberries, raspberries, blackberries with some grown in a substrate system of their own design.

Neil Cairns, Barfoots of Botley Farm, Hampshire

The farm is just outside Southampton on the south coast and grows beans, asparagus, sweet corn and rhubarb. They are growing beans under their tunnels with very good results.