STEP Associates on Radio 4 - Listen here to learn about their project management of massive, £120m glasshouse projects in East Anglia.

BBC Radio 4 Farming Today interviewed Mark Dykes in his role as Project Manager on the Low Carbon Farming glasshouse projects in Norfolk and Suffolk. 
 
Listen to what he had to say:
 
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Radio 4 Farming Today (BBC Sounds)
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m000mj3l
 
Nestle is a multinational food company sourcing products from 700,000 different farmers across 53 countries. But if Covid lead to an increase in people buying local food, and questioning where their food comes from….does that mean companies like Nestle might have to change? Anna Hill speaks to Hans Johr -Corporate Head of Agriculture at Nestle. We get a peak inside one of three huge new glasshouses which could grow up to 12 percent of the UK’s tomato crop. The £120 million pound project includes one glasshouse in Suffolk, and two just outside Norwich. All of them will be warmed by waste heat, recycled from nearby water treatment plants. And our focus on crops grown for drinks takes a look at malting barley, with a visit to a malting house in Wiltshire. Presented by Anna Hill
 
Video Drone Footage at Norwich Evening News
https://www.eveningnews24.co.uk/news/low-carbon-farming-announces-plans-for-41-more-tomato-greenhouses-1-6609105

Greenhouse project bigger than the O2 Arena -STEP Associates