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Meanwood Valley Urban Farm

This city farm in north Leeds was established in 1980. It shares the same objectives as many other conservation organisations such as introducing city dwellers to farm animals and countryside practices, planting indigenous trees and flowers and encouraging a sustainable lifestyle. For more details see their website LinkExternal link

Its predecessor, the Model Farm, was higher up the hillside to the north but sold most of its land for housing in the early 20th century. What remains of the Model Farm is now a horse riding centre.
by Stephen Craven

Created: Sun, 14 Aug 2016, Updated: Sun, 14 Aug 2016


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SE2936 : Meanwood Valley Urban Farm: allotments by Stephen Craven
2026
SE2936 : Meanwood Valley Urban Farm: flowerbed by Stephen Craven
2026
SE2936 : Meanwood Valley Urban Farm: market garden by Stephen Craven
2026
SE2936 : Meanwood Valley Urban Farm: sheep by Stephen Craven
2026
SE2936 : Meanwood Valley Urban Farm: wicker sculpture by Stephen Craven
2026
SE2936 : Meanwood Valley Urban Farm: cyclists by Stephen Craven
2026
SE2936 : Sheep at Meanwood Valley Urban Farm by Stephen Craven
2017
SE2936 : Meanwood Valley Farm: main building by Stephen Craven
2016
SE2936 : Meanwood Valley Farm: reed bed by Stephen Craven
2016
SE2936 : Meanwood Valley Farm: Farm Hill by Stephen Craven
2016
SE2936 : Meanwood Valley Farm: lower part by Stephen Craven
2016


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