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Swaling (controlled burning) on Merrivale Common until 14 March. Avoid the area and keep dogs on leads nearby.

Read more: Swaling (controlled burning) on Merrivale Common until 14 March. Avoid the area and keep dogs on leads nearby.

The Dartmoor Hill Farm Project was established in 2003 to help secure a sustainable future for farming on Dartmoor.

As a partner in the project, we support the vital role that agriculture plays in the National Park, from food production and landscape management to the delivery of wider environmental and public benefits.

What the project does

The project advocates for Dartmoor’s farming community and delivers a range of programmes and activities designed to support family farms, strengthen business resilience and help farming enterprises adapt for the future.

Based in Princetown, the Hill Farm Project team provides advice, guidance and one-to-one support to Dartmoor farmers and land managers. You can also stay up to date through the project’s newsletters, social media channels and e-newsletter.

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Hill Farm Project website

Visit the Hill Farm Project website to find out more.

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