The farm supports a wealth of wildlife, and is rightly recognised as one of the National Trust’s most important farms in the country for nature. The thin soils over rocky outcrops are home to some tiny rare plants, including rushes, ferns and liverworts, and wild asparagus grows on the cliffs. You may be lucky enough to see wild choughs or peregrines along the coast. Will works hard to ensure his farming is wildlife friendly. In addition to his cattle, he grows barley and plants a plot of bird seed each year, which acts like a living bird table, attracting in flocks of finches and skylarks.
