Farming in Norfolk through the years (1930-2020s)
Austin’s story is part of the Norfolk Farming and Wildlife Advisory Group (FWAG) interviews with Broads farmers conducted under the Water Mills and Marshes project.
Austin’s story is part of the Norfolk Farming and Wildlife Advisory Group (FWAG) interviews with Broads farmers conducted under the Water Mills and Marshes project.
Richard’s story is part of the Norfolk Farming and Wildlife Advisory Group (FWAG) interviews with Broads farmers conducted under the Water Mills and Marshes project.
Peter farms on marshland in Norfolk. Like many others, his grandfather came from Scotland in 1922 and farmed the marginally better land to be found
John’s mother ran the village shop in Neatishead for over forty years, it was a meeting place for all the locals and farm workers. John
Richard comes from a family of farmers. He tells us about his life working on his farm on the marshes at Langley. I was born
Henry is a Norfolk farmer whose ancestors came from Scotland to Norfolk. He talks about his working life and the changes which have occurred since
David, Joanna and Margaret talk about their complete family farm, including cows, chickens and holiday lets at Wheatacre in Norfolk. David … I was born
John was the herd manager at Billockby Farms and still works for the farm in a part-time capacity on Martham Island (Heigham Holmes) I was
Marshman Paul was born on a marsh farm, where he and his twin brother were involved with the work from a very early age. He
Bill lived and worked on the marshes in Norfolk all his life. He talks about all the jobs involved and the changes that took place