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James Johnson Wins Regenerative Farmer of the Year Award

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Oct 21
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James Johnson, who operates Mallard Grange Farm with his father Charles, was named Regenerative Farmer of the Year at the 2026 British Farming Awards. The farm introduced practices such as adaptive multi-paddock grazing, herbal leys, and cover crops to improve soil structure and reduce reliance on external inputs. The farm has been operated by the Johnson family since 1933.

From harrogate-news.co.uk

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The award recognizes the farm's successful adoption of regenerative agriculture methods, which are intended to help the farm withstand extreme weather. James Johnson noted that these changes are helping build a stronger farming business for the future.

From harrogate-news.co.uk

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  • James JohnsonRuns Mallard Grange Farm and received the Regenerative Farmer of the Year award.
  • CharlesOperates Mallard Grange Farm alongside James Johnson.

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