The Inclusive Farm is leading the way in showing that agriculture can be accessible, inclusive, and empowering for people with disabilities. In a recent interview with RNIB Connect Radio, Allan Russell spoke with Mike Duxbury—co-founder of The Inclusive Farm—about how the project is thriving and transforming public perception around disability and employment in the agricultural
A New Farm Designed for Inclusion Thanks to the generous support of The MacRobert Trust, a new farming initiative—Inclusive Farm Scotland at MacRobert—will soon launch in Tarland, Aberdeenshire. The Trust has provided land and buildings, enabling the creation of a farm designed by, and for, people with disabilities and diverse needs. This new site will
Inclusive Farm to give disabled young people new opportunities in Scotland Inclusive Farm is seeking partners to support the development of a farm in Scotland, providing young people with disabilities with a route into agriculture. Founded in January 2021, Inclusive Farm, which is based in Bedfordshire, was set up by Mike Duxbury and Ness
Inclusive Farm for People with Disabilities offers a safe, welcoming, and enriching environment for individuals with disabilities to engage with agriculture. Founded by Mike Duxbury and Ness Shillito, the farm is designed to build confidence, independence, and valuable life skills. Participants are involved in hands-on tasks such as animal care, planting, harvesting, and maintenance work.
Hi all, So, we now have the first groups of students accessing the farm. All is going great, however, we are still looking for support to obtain a breakout room or somewhere on the farm to keep dry and make a warm drink. Estimated cost around £7000. We are also looking for some round fencing
