Farm Walk & Talk – A Few Important Things to Know

 

Thank you for registering for our first public Farm Walk & Talk! We’re really looking forward to welcoming you to the farm and sharing what we do.

 

To help keep everyone safe and make sure nobody misses out on any part of the tour, we ask that all visitors stay with the group throughout the walk and follow any guidance from the tour leaders.

 

Children are very welcome to join us, but they must remain under the supervision of a parent or guardian at all times.

 

As we’ll be walking through areas with livestock, we’re unfortunately unable to allow dogs on the tour.

 

Please remember that this is a working farm. Some areas contain electric fencing, which will be clearly signposted. We’ll also be walking through fields and over uneven ground, so sturdy footwear and clothing suitable for the weather are strongly recommended.

 

While we’ll do our best to ensure everyone has a safe and enjoyable visit, by attending you accept that farms naturally contain hazards such as livestock, uneven terrain, electric fencing and changing weather conditions. Visitors attend at their own risk and are responsible for their own safety and personal belongings.

 

Event Details
Saturday 6th June
Please arrive from 10:00am for a prompt departure at 10:15am

 

As we’ll be setting off as a group, we won’t be able to wait for late arrivals, so please allow plenty of time to get here.

 

We can’t wait to welcome you and hope you enjoy exploring the farm with us