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Sheepdrove Organic Farm

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It is a diversified farm, producing crops and livestock, processing and marketing its food, and with additional enterprises. On the site are Sheepdrove Event Venue, facilities for on-site butchery, organic herb plots, and rented housing.
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The Kindersleys established Sheepdrove Organic Farm during the late 1990s after the acquisition of land neighbouring their home at Sheepdrove Farmhouse. The holding was put through organic conversion under
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The farm is situated on 900 hectares of chalk downland in an area that crosses the boundary of Oxfordshire and Berkshire, near the village of
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The reedbed water treatment system: waste water from the farm, conference centre, processing unit and houses is treated in the
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UK certification and uses an organic rotation system with a broad range of livestock and crops and has a policy of
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including special measures to restore habitats such as Sheepdrove Rare Butterfly Project which aims to attract
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is a farm near Lambourn, West Berkshire, England. The farm gained a public profile when Juliet and
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took the UK government to court over its handling of the 2001 outbreak of
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Newbury Weekly News (2007) Don't just cull, says top farmer
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Peter Kindersley
foot-and-mouth disease
Soil Association
environmental sustainability
Lambourn
North Wessex Downs
Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
Prince Charles
Civic Trust Awards
West Berkshire
constructed wetland
Defra
biodiversity
marsh fritillaries
goldilocks buttercup
field gromwell
Venus's looking-glass
BBC News (2001) Slaughter Faces Legal Challenge
Newbury Weekly News (2007) Don't just cull, says top farmer
Archived
Wayback Machine
SEEDA (2006) Sustainable Business Awards
Archived
Wayback Machine
Official website
Sheepdrove Trust entry at Opencharities.org
51°32′02″N 1°29′01″W / 51.5339°N 1.4837°W / 51.5339; -1.4837
Categories
Farms in England
Lambourn

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