Church Farm: Open Farm Sunday
When? 09 June 2019
Where? Shaftesbury
On Open Farm Sunday, we are opening our doors from 11 am to 3pm.
We are a small, family-run dairy farm with 180 dairy cows and roughly 300 youngstock. We also sell our milk directly to the consumer out of our self-service vending machine.
We open our doors each year for OFS to allow our local people to come and meet us and our cows and to learn about dairy farming.
It will be a free event, but we do collect donations to chosen charities each year.
We will have tractor rides and farm tours
Lots of games and activities for children
Tea, coffee and cake
BBQ
Sheep shearing demonstrations
Nature trail
Come and meet us and our cows!
Church Farm, Semley, Shaftesbury SP7 9AS,
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