The Fruit farm is very productive. Aside from the fruit vegetables grown include carrots, peas, beans, broadbeans and fresh garlic in season. Tena and the family also make jam and freeze some of the excess fruit. Fambo potatoes are supplied direct to a Stoke Fish and Chip shop. Where there were once 4 or 5 full time employees John now manages the whole farm on his own with the help of the family and casual local labour. The tractors and ploughs are bigger, the scale of operation is wider and regulatory requirements are formidable. His day's work varies from managing the business to mucking out.

It is a feature of their customer base that some families have been coming for over 30 years, with grand parents now bringing their grandchildren and customers set out their picnics on the tables provided. Tena & John appreciate living in such attractive countryside. There is no commuting and they enjoy the fresh air and working together as a family. They have planted lots of trees and there is a pool which the undisturbed habitat of swans, geese and moorhens. The River Tern runs through the farm

Tena is asked for advice about cooking fruit and vegetables by her customers and may produce a recipe book. They have offered work opportunities to young people from the Grove School and the John Talbot School in Whitchurch. They receive organised parties of young children from the local primary schools.