Lea Marston Farm was one of BCIS’s own experimental farms. It was purchased in 1919 and was owned by the Society until 1954 when the Society ceased farming. Viv.
Source: Commerce Reports Vol 3
Source: Commerce Reports Vol 3
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Birmingham Cooperative (Industrial) Society farms Lea Marston Farm
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