As 2020 draws to a close it is typically a time that we as farmers look back at the weather and how it has impacted
Dotted across the Rougham Estate there are now some 48 colonies/hives of Honeybee assisting in pollination across the Estate and the surrounding area, providing local
With the onset of winter we welcome some woolly friends onto The Estate. For the last six or seven year approximately 600 sheep who normally
69 years ago on 7-8 June 1951, the Suffolk Show came to Rougham and was located on the Rougham Estate’s largest field, the East Field.
I appreciate that this will be a post of a sight that most people will be disappointed with, but as farmers without any form of
Explanation to why the eagle is on our logo It all stems back to my great great-grandfather William Agnew who was a well-known art dealer
When my great grandfather bought the Rougham Estate way back in 1904, one of the main things that he was interested in was the garden
I should start by introducing myself. My name is George Agnew. My family bought the Estate just over a hundred years ago. I was born
On the night of the 22nd of August 2017, this unfortunate oak tree on the corner of Church Road was struck by lightning. Since then
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Pick Your Own Pumpkins at the Rougham Estate Pumpkin Patch NOW CLOSED FOR 2022 Rougham Estate has a beautiful field full of thousands of
These atmospheric pictures, by Beanstalk Media, capture the harvest and bale chasing in mid-August. It was featured in Suffolk Magazine.
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