You can blow your own way: How wind power transformed this farm
18th October 2018
Ashby Farms, in the idyllic countryside of Daventry, Northamptonshire, is home to a family that’s been farming in the area for generations, focussed initially on livestock before moving towards arable farming.
As the business developed, the Ashby family began to look at alternative revenue streams – and found an unlikely solution.
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