Overbury Farms Open Day

Get a unique look into farming at Overbury Farms' Open Day.

On Sunday 17 June 2012 farms across the country will be welcoming members of the public for the national Open Farms Sunday, and the local Overbury Farms is putting out all the stops to celebrate the annual LEAF (Linking Environment And Farming) event.

Jake freestone, the farm’s manager, and Penelope Bossom, Overbury Farms owner, will be conducting trailer tours throughout the day, giving visitors the chance to gain a rich insight into the management of the farm as they travel around the beautiful Bredon Hill.

Tractor and trailer rides will depart at 9am, 10.30am, 12pm, 2pm and 3.30pm from Overbury Village Hall – with each ride taking around an hour and a half and taking in various aspects of the farms and estate.

Book a place and you expect to learn how a modern farm works, and get an insight into how Overbury fulfills its responsibilities to the next generation by looking after the local land and environment.

Overbury Farms is a sheep and arable farm covering 1,538 hectares, surrounding the picturesque villages of Overbury and Conderton, and the chance to get a unique glimpse into the working life of this fascinating farm will undoubtedly be grabbed by all ages across Gloucestershire.

Places are completely free of charge, but with limited availability budding visitors are urged to book quickly via the contact phone number or email address below.

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Sunday 13 May 2012