1st August 2019

New Forest Show Day 2

 

Wow! Hill and Heath Champion and Interbreed Champion. This Shearling ewe is doing us proud.Darren Cassie Hill and Heath Judge winning champion at New Forest show 1/8/2019

31st July 2019

New Forest Show Day 1

Our first Black and White rosette. Black Welsh Mountain Breed Champion. 206 was a star. We also won reserve champion fleece and were first in our category in Wool on the Hoof.

Another Calf

Another bull calf! Lots of meat but we need a new heifer.

20th July 2019

Lambeth Show

Hill and Heath Champion and Interbreed Champion. Well done Brandon and 206.

Great team on a hot day.

The Lambeth show is an amazing collection of food and music from around the world and an a farm section on the side. Incredible to think you are in the middle of London. The people are so interested to learn about where their food comes from and introduce their children to the animals. It is an honour to be invited to this show including the many city farms around and in the capital that help to educate and train the younger generation.

 

13th July 2019

Hay Cut

GS4 cut and baled for cattle fodder. Michael helping to count the bales.

Wild flowers cut and baled. Wonderful meadow hay for our cattle and sheep this winter and to sell. Great harvest.

German Camomile Harvest

First harvest of this crop. Its been a good growing year. Read about its benefits in our Crops page.

29th June 2019

Interbreed Champion

This weekend we have been showing our Black Welsh Mountain sheep at The Rare Breeds Survival Trust show at Mudchute City Farm. All in view of Canary Wharf in London. There was an impressive collection of over a 118 sheep from 21 breeds competing in their different sections. We Won!!

21st June 2019

90 years at The Old House

Decendents of Hugh Walford celebrate 90 years of being at The Old House (more…)

16th May 2019

First calf of the year

Eddie was born on 4th May 2019. His mothers udders were so low to the ground we had to shut them in and put him onto the teet every 4 hours or so to make sure he got the hang of getting on his knees to reach them. After a few days he was going on with our help and staying there. Within a week he was nursing himself and the udders had raised up considerably. This has been an ongoing problem with this cow and it may be we have to think about not calving from her again.

24th February 2019

Lambing

Lambing started today with the arrival of our first ever set of Quads!