Clearly not one for a quiet, easy life, Hugh Wood juggles a suckler herd enterprise, combinable crops and yearround timber chipping on his family’s 445ha mainly arable farm — while also fitting in some contract arable and silage work. Hugh is the second generation running Rothill Farm at Whittingham, eight miles west of Alnwick; his father bought the property in 1968, and Hugh has increased its size in the meantime with some additional land.
Timber chipping adds to Northumberland farm’s workload
Clearly not one for a quiet, easy life, Hugh Wood juggles a suckler herd enterprise, combinable crops and yearround timber chipping on his family’s 445ha mainly arable farm — while also fitting in some contract arable and silage work. Hugh is the second generation running Rothill Farm at Whittingham, eight miles west of Alnwick; his father bought the property in 1968, and Hugh has […]

