John Pughe’s family farm in the Dyfi valley faces challenges due to new grant requirements, forcing farmers to adapt and innovate while maintaining tradition.
While the Pughe family rears sheep and cattle, the new basic payment scheme requires them to dedicate 10% of their land to unsuitable habitats, causing strain.
The generational ties to farming in the Dyfi valley are strong, with young Catrin studying agriculture and planning to continue the family’s farming legacy.
Despite challenges, the Pughe family exemplifies resilience in farming traditions, with collaboration and innovation ensuring their legacy persists for future generations.
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