| Preserving the Bond tradition in agriculture the company farms 1,000 acres of land in Cornwall. Mindful of the environment, less intensive farming methods are used. Bond Agriculture is mainly involved in growing cereal crops but also retains a wealth of knowledge on farming and agricultural issues. Offering a wealth of agricultural knowledge
Several generations of the Bond family have farmed the land in Cornwall – land use has developed and diversified over the years arming them with a strong, varied knowledge bank A pioneer farm in environmentally aware projects
Bond recently hosted one of two LIFE (less intensive farming and the environment) experiments. They have also created over 20 acres of aquatic habitat and planted 35 acres of hardwood trees in recent years. The farms still play host to major cereal research in association with The Arable Group and NIAB. The company has been highly commended in national environmental competitions and was one of the initial LEAF demonstration farms. Providing expertise for other Bond businesses
Each Bond business works alongside the others, integrating skills and knowledge across a wide variety of applications. For example utilising recycled green waste as a soil conditioner on arable land. This provides one easy point of contact to suit many needs Producers of quality cereal crops for niche markets
A variety of crops are grown, harvested, dried and stored and used in diverse applications both locally and in international markets. Typical crops would include: malting barley – used in premium ales milling wheat – for pastry products and flour linseed – which goes into paint, is used for cricket bats and in animal feeds oilseed rape – generating vegetable oils and used in animal feeds This can change annually.
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