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Registered Breeders of Sussex REGISTERED BREEDERS OF SUSSEX BEDFORDSHIRE Mr. T. Beazley BARTLEMAS HERD Bartlemas Farm, Pavenham, MK43 7PF Tel: 01234 824565 / 07860 224699 E: [email protected] BERKSHIRE Mr. N. Berryman SOUTHLEA HERD Southlea Farm, Southlea Road, Datchet, SL3 9BZ Tel: 07740099586 E: [email protected] Mr. D. Sheldrake BEAUMONT HERD Beaumont College Farm, Priest Hill, Old Windsor SL4 2JN Tel: 01784 436820 / 07810558611 E: [email protected] Sir Richard Sutton Ltd. BENHAM HERD Benham Estate Office, Newbury, RG20 8LR Tel: 01635 40036 E: [email protected] / [email protected] The Royal Farms WINDSOR HERD Crown Estate Office, The Great Park, Windsor SL4 2HT Tel: 01753 847514 / 07836572380 E: [email protected] J. & S. Whitby ROWLEY HERD Mr. Peter Whitby, Rowley Farm, Black Park Road, Wexham, Slough SL3 6DR Tel: 01753 521856 / 07901339414 E: [email protected] BUCKINHAMSHIRE Mrs. V. Deradour WREN'S HERD Stoney Green Farm, Prestwood, Great Missenden, HP16 0JA Tel: 07769746323 E: [email protected] CHESHIRE Mr. D. Astbury HOOLGRAVE HERD Old Hoolgrave Farm, Church Minshall, Nantwich CW5 6DY Tel: 01270 522201 / 07557199752 Mr. C. Ekin SPENMOSS HERD Cotton View, Middlewich Road, Holmes Chapel, CW4 7ET Tel: 01477 537689 / 07918686588 E: [email protected] CORNWALL Mr. A. & Mrs. S. Grange HILLFORT HERD Castlezens Farm, Ruah High Lanes, Truro, TR2 5JZ Tel: 01872 501477 / 07702 340367 E: [email protected] Mr. M.J.P. Williams TREGONWELL HERD Tregonwell Farm Bungalow, Manaccan, Helston TR12 6HS Tel: 01326 231457 / 07542283443 EAST SUSSEX Dr. C. Ahrens AHRENS HERD Organic Herd Lundsford Farm, Etchingham, TN19 7QH Tel: 01580 819246 / 07557440634 E: [email protected] F.W. & M.J. Akehurst AKEHURST HERD Hockham Farm, Tilley Lane, Boreham Street, Hailsham BN27 4UT Tel: 01323 833391 / 07590532829 E: [email protected] Mr. M.B. Armstrong COOMBE PLACE HERD Organic Herd Coombe Place Farm, Offham, Nr Lewes BN7 3QB Tel: 01273 400600 / 07967387692 E: [email protected] / [email protected] Ms. J. Austen SCRAGOAK HERD Lynthurst, Scragoak Farm, Watermill Lane, Icklesham TN36 4AP Tel: 01424 813829 / 07952 693924 [email protected] Mr. R. Benge MILL BANK HERD Mill Bank Farm, Hooe, Nr. Battle TN33 9HA Tel: 01424 843707 / 07860292923 E: [email protected] www. millbankfarm.co.uk Mr. S. & Mrs. N. Bish SAXONHURST HERD Organic Herd Warren Farm, Shepherds Hill, Buxted TN22 4PY Tel: 01825 890633 / 07941885377 E: [email protected] Bosney Farm BOSNEY HERD Organic Herd Mr. Christopher Strangeways, Grove Lane, Iden, Rye TN31 7PY Tel: 01797 280282 E: [email protected] www. bosneyfarm.co.uk Mrs. E. Buchanan BLACK VEN HERD Signet Beefbreeder Recorded Herd Member of a Herd Health Scheme Organic Herd Black Ven Farm, Nutley, TN22 3EH Tel: 01825 712493 E: [email protected] Mr. & Mrs. P. Butler CATTS GREEN HERD Catts Green Farm, Cripps Corner, Staplecross, Robertsbridge, TN32 5RU Tel: 01580 830725 / 07786882062 E: [email protected] Mr. S. & Mrs. F. Carr OXENDEAN HERD Jevington Place Farm, Jevington, Polegate BN26 5QB Tel: 01323 483074 / 07725420894 E: [email protected] B.F.R. & S.J. Copp BEECH HILL HERD Beech Hill Farm, Rushlake Green, TN21 9QB Tel: 01435 830203 / 0780585757 E: [email protected] Messrs. K. & E. Dean LADYWELL HERD Organic Herd Court Lodge Farm, Udimore, Rye TN31 6BB Tel: 01424 882206 / 07778 654431 E: [email protected] Messrs. R. Denyer & R. Sheppard SHEPDEN HERD 2 Middle View, Uckfield Road, Isfield, TN22 5UD Tel: 01825 750488 / 07721666921 / 07977404144 Mr. R.W. Farrant GREAT KNELLE HERD Great Knelle Farm, Whitbread Lane, Beckley, Rye, TN31 6UB Tel: 01797 260321 / 260250 / 07835521800 E: [email protected] Faulkner Farm Partnership RECTORY HERD Old Rectory Farm, Isfield, TN22 5XR Tel: 01825 750329 / 07973296307 E: [email protected] Friths Farm Partnership FRITHS HERD Member of a Herd Health Scheme Miss Sara Newson, Larkspur, Horebeech Lane, Horam, Heathfield TN21 0HR Tel: 01435 813088 / 07729909291 E: [email protected] Mr. P.B. Grenham BOARS HEAD HERD Boars Head Farm, Boars Head, Crowborough, TN6 3GR Tel: 018926 661886 / 07956097932 E: [email protected] Mr. J.G. Hardy ROCK HARBOUR HERD Rock Harbour Farm, Gun Hill, Horam, Nr Heathfield TN21 0LA Tel: 01825 872368 Messrs. J. & S. Harmer OFFHAM HERD Signet Beefbreeder Recorded Herd FABBL Mill Laine Farm, Offham, Lewes BN7 3QB Tel: 01273 475473 / 07970276668 E: [email protected] www.offhamfarmshop.co.uk Mr. K. Hawes ASHDOWN FOREST HERD Nightingale Farm, Parrock Lane, Hartfield TN7 4AT Tel: 01342 825827 / 07704535424 E: [email protected] Mr. M.K.D. Hind MAYFIELD HERD Signet Beefbreeder Recorded Herd Member of a Herd Health Scheme Bungehurst Farm, Newick Lane, Mayfield TN20 6RG Tel: 01435 874895 E: [email protected] Messrs. A.H. Hoad & Son SALEHURST HERD Signet Beefbreeder Recorded Herd Parsonage Farm, Salehurst, Robertsbridge TN32 5PJ Tel: 01580 880446 E: [email protected] Miss Y. Hopkins & Mr. A. Martin FREEMANS HERD Freemans Farm, Five Ashes Road, Rotherfield TN6 3RS Tel: 01892 853585 / 07879633804 E: [email protected] Ms. J. Howard COOPERS HERD Member of a Herd Health Scheme Coopers Farm, Stonegate, Wadhurst TN5 7EH Tel: 01580 200386 / 07901555385 E: [email protected] www. coopersfarmstonegate.co.uk Mr. R.P. Jones ROTHERHURST PARK HERD Rotherhurst Park Farm, Rotherhurst Lane, Rotherfield, TN6 3JG Tel: 01892 853355 / 07831 576479 E: [email protected] Mr. R. Kendall MOUSEHOLE HERD Mousehole Cottage, North Road, Bodle Street Green, Hailsham BN27 4RG Tel: 01323 833086 E: [email protected] Mr. R.W. Killingbeck HARTS HERD Organic Herd Harts Farm, Harts Lane, Hartfield, TN7 4ET Tel: 01342 825063 / 07818008806 E: [email protected] Langrish Farmers TILLINGHAM HERD Ludley Farm, Beckley, Rye TN31 6XP Tel: 01424 882250 / 07976255431 E: [email protected] Mr. P. Mason COGGERS HERD Highlands Farm, Horam, Horam, TN21 0LG Tel: 01435 812461 S.J. & J.E. Mulleneux HOLBEAMWOOD HERD Holbeam Wood, Wallcrouch, Wadhurst, TN5 7JS Tel: 01580 200751 / 07501818885 E: [email protected] New Barn Partners HOOE BOURNER HERD P.D. & Mrs. A.E. Bourner, New Barn Farm, Hooe, Nr. Battle, TN33 9HQ Tel: 01424 843060 Mr. & Mrs. R.J. Parsons HAMMERDEN HERD Hammerden Farm, Stonegate, Nr. Wadhurt, TN5 7ER Tel: 01435 882912 Plumpton College PLUMPTON HERD Organic Herd Lambert Farm, Ditchling Road, Plumpton, Nr Lewes BN7 3AE Tel: 01273 890438 / 07917 276321 E: [email protected] www. plumpton.ac.uk Mr. T. Rea KINGSTON FARM HERD Kingston Farm, Kingston, Nr. Lewes BN7 3PB Tel: 01273 473761 / 07771504800 E: [email protected] Mr. M.D. Rees MERES HERD Meres Farm, Five Ashes, Mayfield TN20 6JS Tel: 01435 872180 Mr. W.J. & Mrs. T. Reid COMPHURST HERD Little Comphurst, Windmill Hill, Nr. Hailsham, BN27 4TX Tel: 01323 833123 / 07958425390 E: [email protected] Mr. H. Royce HERRINGS HERD Herrings Farm, Cross-in-Hand, Heathfield, TN21 0UG Tel: 01435 863779 / 07714750577 E: [email protected] Mr. W. Sheffield CLAYTON (ORGANIC) HERD Clayton Farm, Newick Lane, Mayfield, TN20 6RG Tel: 07802768052 E: [email protected] Mr. J. Shepherd APPLEBROOK HERD Applebrook Farm, Broad Oak, TN21 8XE Tel: 01435 882369 E: [email protected] Mr. D.J. Spanton & Mrs. F.A. Paterson MAYGATE HERD Allens Farm, Meres Lane, Five Ashes, Mayfield, TN20 6JT Tel: 01435 872697 / 07980881924 E: [email protected] Mrs. S. Sterling RED HOUSE HERD Red House Farm, Bodle Street Green, Hailsham, BN27 4QY Tel: 01435 831699 / James Sterling 07909424545 / Peter Sterling 07963447420 E: [email protected] / [email protected] Sutton Hall Farms SUTTON HALL HERD James Wallis / Maria Naylor, Farm & Estate Office, Sutton Hall, Barcombe BN8 5EB Tel: 01273 401822 E: [email protected] The Earl De La Warr BUCKHURST HERD Organic Herd Buckhurst Park, Withyham, Hartfield TN7 4BL Tel: 01892 770220 E: [email protected] / [email protected] Mrs. C. Topping LUCKS HERD Lucks Farm, Cousley Wood, Wadhurst TN5 6EY Tel: 01892 782761 / 07802827860 E: [email protected] Mrs C. & Mr. P. Maskell Walker NINFIELD HERD Down Barn Farm, Ninfield Road, Bexhill-on-Sea TN39 5JP Tel: 01424 892829 E: [email protected] Mr. & Mrs. K. Watts FRANKHAM HERD Frankham Manor, Mark Cross, TN6 3PB Tel: 01892 854400 / 07799583090 E: [email protected] Mr. & Mrs. S.C. Wright WRIGHT HERD Wright Farm Partnership, Lamb Farm, East Guldeford, Rye TN31 7PB Tel: 01797 224181 / 07958 795431 E: [email protected] ESSEX Messrs. A. & T. Parkhurst LITTLEACRE HERD Littleacre Farm, 1 Norton Mandeville, Norton Heath, Blackmore, CM4 0LN Tel: 01277 823713 / 07956220727 / 07749300097 E: [email protected] HAMPSHIRE S. & L. Blomfield & E. Blomfield SWAY HERD The Bungalow, Kings Lane, Sway, Lymington SO41 6BQ Tel: 01590 682648 / 07920099116 E: [email protected] / [email protected] Box Farm Partners BOX FARM HERD Organic Herd Mr. M. Melly, Box Farm, Vernham Dean, Andover SP11 0LJ Tel: 01264 737338 / 07771574042 E: [email protected] Broadlands Red Cattle Herd BROADLANDS HERD The Estate Office, Broadlands Estate, Romsey, SO51 9ZE Tel: 01794 505080 E: [email protected] Mr. D. Hickman DONDRICH HERD The Squirrels, Pound Lane, Copythorne SO40 2PD Tel: 07947430627 E: [email protected] Mrs. M. Metcalfe KINGLEY HERD Bayleaf Farm, Hartley Mauditt, Alton, GU34 3BP Tel: 01420 511056
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