Welcome to Coopers Farm

Coopers Farm, in Hadlow Down East Sussex, is a traditional mixed 'Wealden' farm in the heart of the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Coopers Farm is a working farm selling our produce directly from the farm, at local village markets, at local events and directly to local pubs and restaurants.

We welcome farm direct sales and also do local deliveries. We are currently farming beef, pork, chicken, turkeys and seasonal veg and fruit. We run the farm on organic and sustainable principles. We take great pride in managing the farm in traditional ways where farming and nature can work together in harmony. We hope you find our website of interest.

Coopers Farm

Coopers FarmSaturday, May 18th, 2024 at 9:01pm

One of our younger farm students is moving onto bigger and better things. So we do have a vacancy for some help on a Saturday morning starting 1st Sat in June. Do PM if your a student looking for some farm experience. Hours 8am to 12.30pm.

Coopers FarmSunday, May 12th, 2024 at 3:58pm

Just a quick note to say if anyone is wanting a BBQ tonight we do have fresh sausages available.

Traditional
Pork and honey
Pork and apple
Pork and leek
Cumberland
Firecracker
Kent hop
Gluten free
And chippolatas and steak burgers.

Plenty of farm eggs available.

Open till 7pm tonight for local sales.

Sussex Beef a hidden secret of Sussex
18th June 2016
If you have not tried Sussex beef then you are indeed missing out on a hidden secret of Sussex. Sussex cattle are a historic breed of the High Weald and were recorded by the Normans in 1066 when they invaded England. …Read More »
Sussex cattle released for spring grazing
2nd May 2016
Every year the end of April our pedigree Sussex beef herd are released onto the sweet Spring grass. It’s also at this time we sort out our animals into A and B group. The A group are our breeding animals and are normally …Read More »
Coopers Farm goes on a duck hunt
16th April 2016
The Coopers Farm ‘ducks’ are pleased to be joined by two Aylesbury Drakes to assist with breeding against our existing Cherry Valley ducks. As some of our readers will know Cherry Valley ducks are known for their exceptional good egg laying skills (over 300 …Read More »