Easton College is situated on a 160-hectare estate, which includes arable, grassland, woodland, and conservation areas. In our arable farmland, we produce combinable crops. 

Our college farm is home to our agriculture courses and also provides a space for agricultural engineering and conservation, while the wider college estate is available for any college area to use within their teaching frameworks, from animal and equine studies to uniformed services and sport and provides a resource that can be linked to almost any subject.

Caring for our animals

On the college farm, we care for livestock with 100 commercial ewes and a herd of Red Poll cattle. 

Agricultural engineering and conservation

Our engineering teaching is delivered with a fleet of tractors and farm machinery. Welding and technology work takes place in our dedicated modern workshop space. 

Our conservation areas include a county wildlife site on the river meadows. A variety of woodland is spread across the estate which is used for teaching on a range of courses. A small shoot is operated by the students across the farm.