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Arable Farming at
Leverton Farms

Leverton Farms is primarily an arable farm based in Burton and Ingleby, just north of Lincoln. We have recently diversified in other ventures too.
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A Commitment to Regenerative Agriculture

Getting the Best from the Land

At Leverton Farms, we believe that a healthy environment is the foundation of successful farming. We are dedicated to creating and maintaining a nourishing environment for our crops by focusing on soil health, innovative agronomy, and sustainable cultivation techniques. Our approach is rooted in a regenerative farming model that prioritizes long-term land stewardship and soil vitality.

We employ practices that not only produce high-quality crops but also contribute to the overall health of our farmland. By rotating crops, minimizing soil disturbance, and incorporating quality-assured livestock, we add valuable nutrients back to the land, ensuring its fertility for years to come.

What We Produce

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Wheat

We grow multiple varieties of wheat for milling, biscuit production, and animal feed. Our wheat is known for its exceptional quality and versatility.

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Barley

Our barley is carefully cultivated for malt production and animal feed, with high yields that make it a valuable crop for both markets.

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Maize

We produce maize specifically for use as feedstock in our anaerobic digesters and for cattle feed, contributing to our farm’s circular energy model.
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Peas

Leverton Farms’ peas are harvested at peak ripeness, making them perfect for both fresh markets and food processing.
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Sugar Beet

Through sustainable farming methods, we ensure that our sugar beet crops are both productive and environmentally friendly, minimizing chemical use and supporting soil health.
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Beans

Whether used in culinary applications or for livestock feed, our beans are cultivated with care, ensuring quality and sustainability at every stage.
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Miscanthus

Our Miscanthus is primarily used as a biomass crop for renewable heating systems, contributing to reduced carbon emissions and providing a cleaner energy source.

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Oil Seed Rape

Oilseed rape production benefits both the environment and consumers, making it a valuable asset in the agricultural landscape.