Coopers Farm is proud to support this event and will be at Luxford Field serving pure Sussex Beef 28 day aged burgers and homemade bbq sausages from 1pm. Come and say hello.
As we report every year at this time we separate and wean off our calves from the heifers to allow the heifers a break before the next birth. So residents in Ridgewood and Hadlow Down might hear cows mooing through the night. There is nothing to be worried about and will stop in two or three days. Its all part of living in the countryside. Sorry if a few people were concerned. Coopers Farm Team
Coopers Farm News
Sussex Beef a hidden secret of Sussex
If you have not tried Sussex beef then you are indeed missing out on a hidden secret of Sussex. Sussex cattle are a historic breed of the High Weald and were recorded by the Normans in 1066 when they invaded England. …Read More »
Sussex cattle released for spring grazing
Every year the end of April our pedigree Sussex beef herd are released onto the sweet Spring grass. It’s also at this time we sort out our animals into A and B group. The A group are our breeding animals and are normally …Read More »
Coopers Farm goes on a duck hunt
The Coopers Farm ‘ducks’ are pleased to be joined by two Aylesbury Drakes to assist with breeding against our existing Cherry Valley ducks. As some of our readers will know Cherry Valley ducks are known for their exceptional good egg laying skills (over 300 …Read More »