Nature Positive Business is Profit Positive
As governments and businesses look to stimulate growth in the aftermath of Covid-19, a new study from the World Economic Forum found that ‘nature-positive’ solutions can create 395 million jobs by 2030. The Future of Nature and Business Report provides blueprints for
Trelonk Featured in Country Land Association Magazine
The Country Land Association (CLA) recently interviewed Adam Parnall, Director of Trelonk, and Mark Parnall, Founder of Parnall Group, for an article in its magazine, Land & Business. The CLA is an important membership organisation for owners of land, property
Towards Regenerative Farming at Trelonk by Toby
Recently we have been looking in more detail at how we can begin farming regeneratively to greater benefit both the environment and crops at Trelonk. While we already participate in good agricultural practices, such as contour ploughing and variable rate
Spitfire Update 16.12.19
Last week in the hangar we held an open evening for some of the local business who have been involved with the project so that they could see the progress on the aircraft build which they have contributed towards. One
Defining your initial target market by Johnny
Let’s back up a bit and do the thing I always like to do and ask ‘WHY’, because why when you’re in business is a good question to ask! ‘Why’, specifically in the context of our title, is going to
Defining the target market for Hemposite®
Parnall Bio Engineering Ltd (PBE) has a well-developed trademarked concept design for an off-site modular building product called Hemposite® with a clear vision to disrupt conventional construction with a design, manufacture and installation business model. Scalability potential will be exploited
Defining the Initial Target Market for Trelonk by Toby
The products we are developing at Trelonk Farm are not targeted at a specific demographic but instead we plan to target a broad range of people united under the intention of improving personal and environmental wellbeing. The nutraceutical oil seeds
A Day in the Life of the Panther Project – Afternoon by Simon
With post-prandial cup of tea hastily gulped we set off back to the workshop. After lunch the workshop feels a bit like a hollow space so El chooses some background noise to work to. I’m sure there have been countless
Foundation Update by Ange
Murphy and Lawrence had a special visitor recently as Bob Harris, Head of Falmouth Marine School, from the Cornwall College Group (pictured above) presented them with their certificates for their achievements so far in their apprenticeship. The pair have done
