Contacts for Suffolk farmers?

[Tom147]

So this morning I was reading the October issue of Classic Tractor and one of the articles mentioned about a farm running Case and International tractors. In it was an interesting note about how a local lad about my age (14) was helping out at the weekends. Although the farm was much smaller and in a better place for 14 year olds to get into farming I decided it might be worth looking about on here for any farmers/ people who know farmers who may be willing to let me get into farming by working on their farm on weekends and when I have the time available. So with that I headed on this website again to try find any addresses, emails, phone numbers and people on this site that I could to make my life the slightest bit easier, and hopefully lessen the amount of times I get turned down.

I mentioned this in the looking for work section so there is more details there but to put it quickly I'm looking for people/contacts within a ten mile radius of Kessingland although if needed I can get further via public transport of transport.

Just as a quick side note no silly comments. Also if someone finds this wrong (I almost do myself) do tell me and I'll stop asking.

 

[Mean Green]

Not sure how you go about finding work but may I suggest working for free to gain experience and then once your doing something useful or experienced ask about a wage (I'd hope they'd offer first)

This is what we did with a local girl that was told she needed more experience but university's. She became a very good worker and ended up coming for 5 harvests.

 

[Tom147]

Not sure how you go about finding work but may I suggest working for free to gain experience and then once your doing something useful or experienced ask about a wage (I'd hope they'd offer first)

This is what we did with a local girl that was told she needed more experience but university's. She became a very good worker and ended up coming for 5 harvests.

That was what I was planning, thanks though

 

[spin cycle]

good for you boy