The environment, food and agriculture minister has been gathering further views on the future of Knockaloe.
That follows Tuesday night's public meeting in Patrick, where the 140 or so people who attended made it clear they did not want the site sold off, believing it should remain in public ownership for use by the community, agriculture and education.
One person who attended the meeting called Talking Heads on Manx Radio on Wednesday, to say they were concerned the farmers hadn't really been heard from on Tuesday night.
DEFA Minister Richard Ronan then called in with this response:Clip 1
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