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Suffolk farm seeks community ownership to survive

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Wakelyns agroforestry farm needs £1.2m to continue its operations.
The farm houses diverse organic crops and small enterprises like a bakery and honeybee hives.
It is described as a 'living laboratory' for agroforestry and innovation.
Wakelyns is threatened by financial challenges despite its ecological significance.

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Wakelyns agroforestry farm needs £1.2m to continue its operations.
The farm houses diverse organic crops and small enterprises like a bakery and honeybee hives.
It is described as a 'living laboratory' for agroforestry and innovation.
Wakelyns is threatened by financial challenges despite its ecological significance.

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