Dyson Farming
Lincolnshire farming business growing food and produce, with renewable energy, carbon and property activities
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About Dyson Farming
Dyson Farming is a UK agricultural business that grows crops and rears livestock. Its activities are organised as a circular farming system covering food and farming, environment and carbon, renewable energy, research, and property and leisure. Its most recent addition is a 26-acre glasshouse in Carrington, Lincolnshire, which produces strawberries.
The company supplies farmed food and produce, generates renewable energy that powers its farm and feeds the national grid, and operates a portfolio of residential homes and luxury holiday lets. It also publishes independent research on farming practices.
The company was founded in 2009 and is a limited company registered in England. Its head office is at the Estate Office in Nocton, near Lincoln.
Product: Farmed food and produce, including glasshouse strawberries, alongside renewable energy, carbon projects and residential and holiday let property.
Jobs at Dyson Farming
Leadership
- Daniel Cross · Managing DirectorSource: company website
- Sheener Ooi · Chief Financial OfficerSource: company website
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