As part of the Countryside Stewardship Scheme we limit the amount of fertiliser that is applied to the grass and keep the stocking density low to allow wild flowers and grasses to seed and allow the biodiversity of the pasture to increase. This creates an important habitat for a wide range of species and complements the conservation work we do on the arable land and within the woodlands.
Over the years we have worked extensively to recreate natural dips and lows and restored ponds in some of our permanent pasture to create wetland habitats to further diversify our grassland species and create habitats for amphibians.
The majority of our permanent pasture is rented by two grazing tenants. Both sell meat from Rougham direct to the public.
Please contact either Home Farm Suffolk or Heath Farm Suffolk for further details:
Thomas Long
T: 01359 271679
E: hello@homefarmsuffolk.com
W: homefarmsuffolk.com
Mike Phillips
T: 07474 146006
E: Mike@HeathFarmSuffolk.co.uk
Katie Mitchum-Henry
T: 07788 428109
E: Katie@HeathFarmSuffolk.co.uk
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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
The Estate Office, Ipswich Road, Rougham, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk IP30 9LZ | T: 01359 270238 | E: admin@roughamestate.com
