The Trust’s Key Objectives are:
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The advancement of research, innovation and education in plant sciences, particularly horticulture and food, to contribute to health, economic wellbeing and wider society for the public benefit.
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Preserving the fabric, history and heritage of Grade 1 listed Bradbourne House; and the scientific research history of the estate.
RECENT POSTS
The East Malling Trust Strategy
2026 will see The East Malling Trust continue in its implementation of our ‘Science & Impact Strategy 2025-2030. With this, we aim to deliver Our Vision of a thriving and resilient UK horticulture sector. We will do this by investing in the East Malling campus, develop a strong collaborative environment and assist in the promotion [Read more..]
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Bereavement Gardening Group launches in East Malling
As proud supporters of Communigrow, we are thrilled to learn that they have achieved their crowdfunder target of over £17,000 to set up and fund a bereavement gardening group here in East Malling. A sustainable food education charity based within the grounds of the East Malling Trust estate, Communigrow said it was hoping the project [Read more..]
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Acquisition of Brogdale Farm
The East Malling Trust would like to announce the acquisition of Brogdale Farm The home of the world’s largest collections of fruit trees has been purchased by The East Malling Trust, the charity that champions the advancement of science in horticulture and agriculture. The National Fruit Collection at Brogdale Farm is a living history and [Read more..]
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LOCATION
The East Malling TrustBradbourne House
East Malling
ME19 6DZ