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Farmer Frank Carr, featured on Countryfile, has died at age 35

2 reports, 1 independent Updated Oct 13
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Frank Carr, a fourth-generation farmer in North Yorkshire, has died at the age of 35. Carr operated Lee Gate Farm in Malhamdale, where he managed a substantial beef and sheep enterprise, including around 250 breeding cows and 1,300 breeding ewes. He appeared on Countryfile alongside Adam Henson to show viewers the realities of lambing season.

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Carr was noted for his commitment to the heritage of his farm and the future of British farming. Farmers Guardian praised his work as representing the best of the next generation in the industry.

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  • Adam HensonTelevision personality who co-featured with Frank Carr on Countryfile

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