Mudd and Bentley show team look forward to Beef Expo

Craig Bentley and Rachel Mudd from North Yorkshire are looking ahead to this month's National Beef Association's (NBA) Beef Expo event with a new show team

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Left to right: Isla Bentley (10), Craig Bentley, Rachel Mudd and Matthew Bentley (16).
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Left to right: Isla Bentley (10), Craig Bentley, Rachel Mudd and Matthew Bentley (16).

Third generation farmer Craig Bentley, together with his partner Rachel Mudd, and their children Matthew Bentley,16, and Isla Bentley,10, farm a total of 130 hectares (320 acres) of grassland between their...

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