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Organic dairy farm spared after Green Belt solar farm plans are thrown out

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Chatham's Organic Dairy, based at Brockton Grange farm in Kemberton, said the business would no longer be viable if the neighbouring fields it leases for its herd were taken away. The land, which lies in the West Midlands Green Belt, was earmarked for a 22 megawatt array of panels. Vattenfall, the company behind the proposals, claimed would power 6,000 homes a year.

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Organic dairy farm spared after Green Belt solar farm plans are thrown out

Chatham’s Organic Dairy, based at Brockton Grange farm in Kemberton, said the business would no longer be viable if the neighbouring fields it leases for its herd were taken away.

1 year ago·Ketley, United Kingdom

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