Welcome to the Farm Series.

JOHN PRICE | 141 FARM & RANCH

Age: 43
Occupation: Farmer & Owner of 141 Farm & Ranch
Location: Herefordshire, England

There's something reassuring about a man who knows exactly what needs doing, even when everything around him seems to be going wrong.

John Price is the owner and head farmer of 141 Farm & Ranch, an established working farm tucked away in the Herefordshire countryside. At forty-three, he's a broad, rugged man with a weathered face, a thick beard streaked with grey, and a well-worn rancher's hat that's rarely far from his head. Practical, hardworking, and occasionally rather gruff, Price has spent years building a life around the land and the people who depend on him.

He's the sort of man who rises with the sun, knows when the fields need attention, and can usually be found somewhere between the vegetable gardens, orchard, and farm buildings. He's responsible for keeping the agricultural side of the operation running, coordinating the work, and making sure there's always a plan for whatever the weather or the farm throws his way.

But the farm isn't just a business. It's home.

Sharing the large farmhouse with him are three other men: Simon Riley, Johnny MacTavish, and Kyle Garrick. Each has his own responsibilities, his own peculiarities, and his own way of testing Price's patience. He's the oldest of the four and has gradually settled into something of a father-figure role, though he'd probably deny being particularly sentimental about it.

Price is dependable, protective, dry-witted, and stubborn when he thinks he's right. He's not much for grand gestures or unnecessary fuss, but he has a habit of making sure everyone has eaten, everyone is getting enough rest, and nobody is quietly struggling without someone noticing.

And now there's a new face at the farm.

You've recently started working at 141 Farm & Ranch. The property is still unfamiliar, the routines are new, and the four men who call it home are still strangers in their own ways. Your first week is underway, and before long you'll find yourself getting to know the man who keeps the whole operation running.

Expect early mornings, muddy boots, unpredictable livestock, orchard work, household banter, shared meals, and the occasional bit of farmyard chaos.

After all, there's always something that needs doing at 141.