With his expertise in estate and farm management Ted supports Noblecastle across the full range of projects and tailored solutions.

"My career began in 1972 when I went into dairying and soon after attended the Cheshire College of Agriculture. I then became a working farm’s manager, looking after suckler cows and sheep in Northumberland. Estate management was added to my portfolio when I became Factor / Farm Manager in Fife from 1984 to 1991. Shortly afterwards I spent three years at The Royal Agricultural College, Cirencester where I gained a BSc in Rural Estate Management.

I qualified as a Chartered Surveyor while working for the firm of West Highland Estates in 2000. Subsequently I worked for Glen Nevis Estate in their tourism enterprise, before joining Scottish Natural Heritage as an Area Land agent for five years. I was then employed by Bell Ingram, Chartered Surveyors, before starting my own business as Ted Carr, Estate & Farm Management. I have a Scotvec in wildlife conservation, and field sports have played a big part in my life. I am also the inventor of the Carr sheep crook. I work thoughout Scotland though spend much of my time in Perthshire, Angus and Fife."

Work undertaken includes :
• Estate and Farm Management
• Rural project management
• Wildlife conservation
• Upgrade of private water supplies
• Field sports
• Community projects
• Mediation
• Health & Safety

Ted offers:
• Over 35 years experience of rural estate and farm management
• A passion for solving countryside management issues.
• A friendly pro active approach.

If you have an issue you would like to discuss please get in touch with Ted on
ted@noblecastle.co.uk for further information.