Christine Hill

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Christine Hill

Christine Hill is a director of a family farm in mid-Norfolk which grows combinable crops (mainly grass for seed), sugar beet, potatoes and dwarf beans and runs a small suckler beef enterprise. Having been a science teacher, she is particularly interested in agricultural education and research and was a member of the Governing Body at Easton College, Norfolk, for almost 19 years and was a Board member of the Morley Research Centre before joining TMAF. She is also a Council member of the Royal Norfolk Agricultural Association. Christine takes particular interest in educational projects that TMAF invests in.

Published: August 1, 2023

Vacancy: key farm operator South Norfolk
Morley farms is seeking a key farm operator to join our team. Main tasks will be combining and spraying, although the candidate must be willing to undertake all tasks when appropriate on the farm.
7th November 2023
AHDB Strategic Cereal Farm Results Webinars 2023
Morley Farm’s role as the new AHDB strategic for the East of the UK has begun. Get a sense of what we are a part of and catch up on what other strategic farms have achieved already by joining regular lunchtime webinars this November.
2nd November 2023
A significant step towards low fertiliser farming
The next of the PhD students we support to report on her study is Abi Brock. She has long held an interest in plants, and what makes them work, and now is focussed on helping crop plants to work even harder with less added fertiliser than ever before.
30th October 2023