Trerieve welcomes any group onto the farm, to show how a working organic farm is run. People will be able to hear about the social history of the farm and see how the land has been worked and looked after over the years, how habitats are managed, the flora and fauna and issues facing organic farming.

All visits can be tailored to the ability and interests of the group and can vary from a couple of hours to a whole day. Groups can range from those in primary to university education, people with a specific interest, for example vegetable production or wool, maybe with a visiting expert, or just groups of visitors, as on Open Farm Sunday. The farm is accessible to coaches, and off road parking is available. A traditional stone built enclosed barn is available which accommodates up to 50. This can be used for talks and presentations, as well as providing shelter for light refreshment or to eat lunch, etc.

A Risk Assessment is available as are Teachers Packs, with information on how any visit can link in with the National Curriculum. Jim has undergone FACE training, and Marian has worked with people with special needs, so we hope to be able to provide an enjoyable educational experience.

BOES ORGANEK KERNEWEK RAG ONAN HAG OLL
'Cornish organic food for one and all' [Cornish Language link]
Is not only our Cornish motto but demonstrates our commitment to feeding peoples minds.