About Us
The farm is in the Higher Level Stewardship Scheme to conserve and enhance the chalk grassland on the North Downs. One of the objectives of the scheme is to increase the numbers of English Grey partridge and we have seen a significant increase of those numbers in the past 5 years.
We also have an area of the farm which is a “Scene of Special Scientific Interest” on which butterflies and orchids grow. No fertilisers or sprays are applied to these areas and they are farmed to improve their biodiversity. We take our responsibility to look after the countryside very seriously.
We also have an area of the farm which is a “Scene of Special Scientific Interest” on which butterflies and orchids grow. No fertilisers or sprays are applied to these areas and they are farmed to improve their biodiversity. We take our responsibility to look after the countryside very seriously.
Sophie working her magic on one of her clients!
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Sophie has always loved working on the farm.
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Max aged 4months and Grandparents
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Katie and Simon checking the sheep aged 3!
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Katie and her husband
Gary in front of the famous towers August 2016.
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Sophie, 26 the youngest daughter, has worked on the farm from a young age and always helps out during lambing. She now runs a successful beauty business in Canterbury. Katie, 29 is an established Cambridge Weight Plan Consultant in Canterbury and recently gave birth to Max Rupert Cogger with husband Gary.
Lizzie after a career in Community nursing of 25years assists Simon on the farm and runs the Open Days. They have farmed the land since 1988 and purchased it in 2008.
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