Defending our Farm
Defending our Farm
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Latest: April 28, 2024
Whisky App Bevvy tells our story
Whisky App Bevvy has written & published an article. The truth is now out there.
Read moreWe are a small farm in the Highlands of Scotland, our existence has been under threat since refusing to do what a large group including a professional investor looking to make money who lives 5000miles away wanted us to do. The farm is our life.
We have been attacked twice through litigation whilst only wanting to exist peacefully. A letter we received from 5000miles away states to buckle up and that a group with deep pockets will take up all our time and resources because we won`t do what they want. It states we are in for the fight of our lives.
Our farm was started in 2006 from nothing-blood, sweat and tears as well as a understanding bank helped us create something we are proud of. We rent some land to the group for £1 which was to assist the local area however the project has been hijacked in ways we can still not believe.
A very real threat exists that those with deeper pockets than us will force us out.
Please help us and our 50 cows and calves to survive fighting 5 lawyers with vast knowledge of the legal systems.
Thank you for help it means so much to us
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April 28, 2024
Whisky App Bevvy tells our story
Whisky App Bevvy has written & published an article. The truth is now out there.
John Fraser Mckenzie
April 26, 2024
Video 5 years BEFORE the distillery was conceived-14 years before Court
A short video tour around the energy systems we installed in 2010..
John Mackenzie shows us round the renewable tenchologies on his Dingwall Farm - YouTube
John Fraser Mckenzie
April 26, 2024
The REAL Facts on who owns the Farm Renewable Energy Systems
The following article appeared in the press in 2023. It is important that the public are made aware that our farm owns the renewable energy systems not the distillery-we manages the farm electricity system daily that GlenWyvis distillery draws energy from for free. Despite repeated formal requests by solicitors the distillery has refused to pay for the increasing costs of imported electricity despite mentioning the increases in the article below! Is it all a game to the legal eagles within the distillery? You decide..
Glen Wyvis distillery keeps costs down to benefit community causes (pressandjournal.co.uk)
John Fraser Mckenzie
April 23, 2024
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