OCTOBER 2018:
At the end of October we had our 2nd whole herd TB test. We were more than hopeful that our herd would pass and we would get back to selling our raw milk. I'm sorry to say that under severe interpretation of skin reaction to the test, we had 3 TB reactors. It is a devastating blow for everyone here at the farm, and for all of our customers who have been so patient waiting for raw milk to come back. Our cows now need to pass 2 consecutive tests, which means the soonest we will be able to sell raw milk again will be towards the end of February 2019. It will be an extremely tough time ahead for our farm to survive, as it has been raw milk that has made our farm sustainable. We all hope you are able to continue to support our farm, even without raw dairy. We need your support more than ever!

JANUARY 2019:
Just to update you, we passed our TB test in January, although there were four animals that were 'inconclusive.' That means they had a small reaction to the skin test, but not enough to be classed as a TB reactor, so are called 'inconclusive.' We had no TB reactors, which is good; hopefully we'll pass the 2^nd whole herd skin test (all cows, heifers and calves over 42 days old at time of test) at the end of March, and regain our official TB free status and sell raw milk again!

Mad Marsh Run

We are holding our first Mad Marsh Run on Sunday 28th April. It will be a 10km extreme cross country course on the farm and on the beautiful Pevensey Levels which includes open field running, ditch jumping, marsh bog, fallen trees amongst the obstacles. Please have a look at the website. www.madmarshrun.com if you would like to take part, as a runner, spectator, or as a volunteer; it will be a wonderful event!