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Netherstreet Farm Farming makes me happy! I'm proud that we look after our Galloways well and the surrounding land.

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09/10/2026

Get in touch!

Beautiful 🥰
05/09/2026

Beautiful 🥰

This view looked very different this time last week. I left the house to do my Sunday morning farm jobs and saw smoke co...
14/06/2026

This view looked very different this time last week. I left the house to do my Sunday morning farm jobs and saw smoke coming from our hay barn

I called 999, called the kids and moved the cows from the field and got the kids to move the cats and rabbits to the building furthest away from the fire. They were amazing and I am very proud of them. Thank you Jack and Max Winter

My next call was to Laura Cady who, despite having a busy family day, came straight over to the farm.

The fire service were utterly amazing thank you. I now know alot of firemen and women!

They were here on and off until Wedneaday of this week and we also closed the cookery school to be on the safe side.

Savills have been amazing, as have The Crown Estate and I am really grateful for your support and care. A G Builders are also on the case and are fabulous.

The lovely residents of Netherstreet have also been really supportive, thank you.

Today I just feel really grateful, it could have been so much worse. No people or animals were injured and that is what really matters.

Thank you to everyone, especially Laura who has been my absolute rock this week.

Netherstreet Farm steaks are back in stock — fillets, sirloins, rumps and a few rib eyes. Our sausages are half price - ...
05/06/2026

Netherstreet Farm steaks are back in stock — fillets, sirloins, rumps and a few rib eyes.

Our sausages are half price - perfect for BBQs. 🥩🔥

Order now.

My pals coming to say Hi this morning 🥰
31/05/2026

My pals coming to say Hi this morning 🥰

Morning all! Our fence is now up in Chalk and I just wanted to remind people why we have done this:To protect an area o...
25/03/2026

Morning all! Our fence is now up in Chalk and I just wanted to remind people why we have done this:

To protect an area of outstanding natural beauty with many many species of plants.

We need to ensure that we can close this area off so that our cattle do not access it for a period of time but they can still graze the other side in accordance with our SFI. It is their favourite part to sit and graze and they then ignore the other parts of the hill that need grazing!

There is no right of way across this land yet people consistently let their dogs off the lead and walk around the field as well. We have left a nice area of land (which also has no right of way) the other side of the actual path too. They cut fences and posts so that they don't have to walk a few metres to the actual fence and right of way.

We are not intending to plough this land up (quite a ridiculous accusation!), we are protecting it instead. The seeds from these plants get harvested and then sown in other areas of the country which is really important.

My 17 year old farm apprentice was subjected to abuse from a member of the public yesterday and asked 'do you know how muddy that track gets in the winter' to justify her anger at being told she was trespassing and had damaged the brand new fence that has just been put in at great cost.

The fact is there is no right of way, whatever reason you have for wanting to cross this field and the argument of 'well I have been doing in for years' doesn't make any difference. We just haven't see you to ask you not to do it!

I am not trying to be a dictator (an actual accusation) or 'difficult', I am just trying to do my job and do something good for the environment. Trust me it would be so so much easier not to do it!

Please do not abuse farm staff that are completing a job that they have been told to do. Send me an email or call me, it's not like I am difficult to find! Or better still if you are irate, then maybe contact our landlords to put in a complaint rather than having a go at me or my staff.

Gretchen
Tenant Farmer
Netherstreet Farm

Pictures of some of the damage that people think it is ok to do to fences and a nice bit of fly tipping.

Address

Netherstreet
Bromham
SN152DS

Opening Hours

Monday 9:30am - 2:30pm
4pm - 5pm
Tuesday 9:30am - 2:30pm
4pm - 5pm
Wednesday 9:30am - 2:30pm
4pm - 5pm
Thursday 9:30am - 2:30pm
4pm - 5pm
Friday 9:30am - 2:30pm
Saturday 2pm - 5pm

Telephone

+441380859478

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