Short or long-term sheep grazing wanted on upwards of 2 acres near Maidstone
Short or long-term sheep grazing wanted on upwards of 2 acres near Maidstone
Mitchell is looking for short or long-term sheep grazing on upwards of 2 acres within 25kms of Maidstone, but is willing to move for the right opportunity.
 Mitchell has worked in the agriculture/conservation sector for approximately 5 years as an Ecologist and more recently as a Land Agent focusing on the delivery of environmental agreements with farmers and landowners. Over the past 12 months Mitchell has started to run his own small flock of Pedigree Wiltshire Horn sheep which are raised for meat and for breeding stock.
 Mitchell is looking to expand his flock and will consider productive grassland but also rough pastures, cover crops, stewardship land, conservation projects, orchards, amenity/lifestyle blocks. Existing livestock fencing and water infrastructure would be ideal, but not essential as Mitchell can provide this. He can also be flexible on a lease/licence term and has a business plan available on request.
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