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Happy Easter everyone. If you need last minute sausages, bacon, eggs, beef burgers or even a joint of pork or beef we are open till 5 today.
Just checked on calf and she is doing really well. #SussexBeef
First calf of the year has finally arrived. Mum is number 36.
It’s going to be a long night I think. Babies on the way 🙂
Morning Everyone, fingers are cold on this Saturday morning so we are strawing up the Mum’s to ensure when the baby Moo’s start arriving they are warm and snug and it keeps the girls warm as well (bless ❤️). I’m on seed duty first as need to pot up the runner beans that are growing well. Broccoli and Cabbages are next! Still need to keep them under cover because of the cold mornings. 😔
We have loads of sausages in the freezer; lots of different flavours still available and can either sell eggs by the tray or in half doz quantities.
Come and visit us to ensure we aren’t frozen icicles and see how we produce local
Food for local people. We are a family run farm with the help of some Incredible young people determined to have a life in farming to ensure you have top quality food now and in the future.
Take care everyone, hopefully we will see you soon, regards the Coopers Farm team. ❤️
We have loads of sausages in the freezer; lots of different flavours still available and can either sell eggs by the tray or in half doz quantities.
Come and visit us to ensure we aren’t frozen icicles and see how we produce local
Food for local people. We are a family run farm with the help of some Incredible young people determined to have a life in farming to ensure you have top quality food now and in the future.
Take care everyone, hopefully we will see you soon, regards the Coopers Farm team. ❤️
What do normal people do at nearly midnight on a Thursday night?.... farmers chase escaped pigs round the garden trying to get them to go back into their pen. Bucket of pig nuts helped ... both pigs back safe and sound
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