Milk Quotas and Oakwood

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A look at diversification in Welsh farming.

The famous park at Oakwood in Pembrokeshire now one of the mainstays of the tourist trade in West Wales came about as a response to problem with milk quotas in the 1980's. A look at diversification in Welsh farming in the 1980's explores how this first occurred and developments since then.
From: Made in Wales Programme 11
First broadcast : 14 December 2001

Teachers' notes

Age Group : 7-9

Subject : History

Topic : Twentieth century world

Keywords : Tourism, Oakwood, Pembrokeshire

Notes : This clip could be used to support a study of farm diversification and tourism. Investigate examples in different parts of Wales. Is there an example in your school's local area?

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