Easthall Farm: Regenerative Grazing and Wildlife Margins in Hertfordshire

What Easthall Farm actually does

Easthall Farm is a regenerative arable and beef farm at St Paul’s Walden, near Hitchin in Hertfordshire, combining no-till cropping with pasture-raised beef sold direct to households. The farm is B Corp certified and holds LEAF Marque accreditation, and works with Natural England under a Higher Tier Countryside Stewardship scheme.

Where the regenerative farming shows up

• Grazing: Sussex and Hereford cattle raised through mob grazing for soil carbon capture
• Wildlife margins: 23km of field margins set aside for wildlife
• Renewable energy: a 91kW solar installation on-site

Proof, not just claims

More than 10% of the farm’s land is dedicated to wildlife areas, and the farm participates in the Jordan’s Farm Partnership, a 40-member-farm conservation scheme tied to Jordan’s cereals.

Why this belongs on a sustainability directory

Easthall Farm’s 30% fertiliser reduction since 2010, alongside 23km of wildlife margins and mob grazing for soil carbon, gives SDG15 (life on land) a specific, dated track record rather than a general regenerative-agriculture claim. Its participation in the Jordan’s Farm Partnership also connects an individual farm’s conservation work to a wider, coordinated 40-farm scheme, extending the impact beyond Easthall’s own acreage.