Sam Kingston, the owner of a 65-cow dairy farm in Skibbereen, Co Cork, prioritizes sustainability over expansion of his herd. Faced with limited land acquisition opportunities, Kingston reassessed his operational strategies. His decision to remain small and sustainable reflects a commitment not only to environmental practices but also to ensuring a steady income for the future. Kingston's approach underscores the growing trend among farmers to align profitability with sustainability, seeking a balanced approach that secures both economic and environmental health.
Sam Kingston explains that he has decided against expanding his 65-cow herd, focusing instead on making a sustainable living without overextending himself.
The sustainability shift for Kingston was born from a lack of land acquisition options and is now providing financial benefits.
At Kingston's farm, sustainability is integrated into operations to enhance economic viability, demonstrating the importance of aligning environmental practices with profitability.
In Skibbereen, Co Cork, Kingston emphasizes that ensuring a steady income while maintaining sustainable practices is more critical than herd expansion.
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