Sue Ridley describes the unique location of Kexwith Farm in lower Swaledale.  She humorously rejects the title of ‘farmer’s wife’, tells the story of the revival of a remnant of ancient woodland, and reveals how engagement with stewardship schemes has led to healthier stock and more grass.

Sue Ridley describes the unique location of Kexwith Farm in lower Swaledale. She humorously rejects the title of ‘farmer’s wife’, tells the story of the revival of a remnant of ancient woodland, and reveals how engagement with stewardship schemes has led to healthier stock and more grass.

Sue Ridley describes the unique location of Kexwith Farm in lower Swaledale.&nbsp; She humorously rejects the title of ‘farmer’s wife’, tells the story of the revival of a remnant of ancient woodland, and reveals how engagement with stewardship schemes has led to healthier stock and more grass.&nbsp; &nbsp;

Swaledale Farmer pt.3:  So Much Grass (Sue Ridley)

Voices From The Dales had three series between 2021-2024.&nbsp; It is a mix of fresh interviews and clips from the Dales Countryside Museum's oral history archive.&nbsp; All episodes are 15 minutes and presented by Andrew Fagg from Hawes.&nbsp;

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Voices From The Dales had three series between 2021-2024.  It is a mix of fresh interviews and clips from the Dales Countryside Museum's oral history archive.  All episodes are 15 minutes and presented by Andrew Fagg from Hawes. 

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Swaledale Farmer pt.3: So Much Grass (Sue Ridley)

Swaledale Farmer pt.3: So Much Grass (Sue Ridley)