The land

Kirby Hall Farm is a productive arable farm set within a ring fence. The farm is situated in the Welland Valley, an area known for its rolling countryside and scenic villages. The land is productive and capable of growing a wide variety of combinable crops. Over the last six years the land has been farmed in a regenerative manner, improving the soil structure and the overall productivity of the farm with minimal tillage practices operated alongside other regenerative practices.


The farmland extends to approximately 190.57 acres (77.12 hectares) in total.

The area in arable production equates to 188.54 acres (76.30 hectares) being a traditional combinable cropping rotation. The balance of the land comprises, woodland, internal tracks and verges. The land has been farmed in a regenerative manner for the last 6 years, with cover crops commonly planted over the winter where winter cereals are not part of the rotation.

The land is productive and capable of producing high yielding crops with winter wheat being drilled in Autumn 2024. The land is entered into a Mid Tier Scheme that shall run through until 31st December 2025.