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Home: Welcome

Enjoy, Learn, Remember.

New Hall  Farm  is a working farm, growing wheat, barley, beans and grass on the outskirts of barnsley. Environmental management has been a major part of our farming  practice for the last 30 plus years.  We have a small flock of sheep  grazing some of the stewardship grassland.  We pride ourselves  in running what we consider a balanced farming system, producing a quality, affordable food staple whilst maintaining a thriving and diverse wildlife environment, supporting a number of red and amber list species.


Our visits provide an opportunity for students to get out in the fields  and see what we do first hand. Use the visit to help illustrate what you are learning in school, and most importantly to generate questions.

What’s Happening?

Find out all the latest News, Events & Activities 

Who we are

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David
Rhodes

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Caroline
Rhodes

Caroline
Rhodes

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Helen
Rhodes

What We Do?

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16th Century Cruck Barn & Farmyard

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Environmental Management

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Produce, Crops

& Products

What We Do
Resources

Education

At New Hall Farm we offer school visits & educational tours which are tailored to national curriculum, making farming & agriculture relevent accross multiple school topics

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Science

  • living things and classification

  • rocks and soils

  • carnivores and herbivores

  • seasons and climate

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Maths

  • Use of weights / volumes / areas in farming

  • Inputs required – seeds vs fertiliser

  • expected yields vs Income

  • Value of wheat in a loaf of bread etc.

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Design & Technology

  • Machinery fit for purpose

  • Building design

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Geography

  • Use of natural resources

  • Sustainability

  • Weather and climate, maps

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History

  • Changes in farming practice

  • Mechanisation

  • Impact of transport /storage on farming systems

  • Population pressure.

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