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Who we are
About the farm
East Grange near High Shincliffe, Durham, has been our family's home since 1941: what began as a small dairy and arable farm now grows wheat, barley and beans, keeps a flock of 300 North of England Mule sheep and devotes over 50 acres (about 20 ha) to pollinator- and wildlife-friendly environmental plantings. In October we open our 20-acre (about 8 ha) pumpkin field – over 100,000 pumpkins in 17 varieties – for pre-booked pick-your-own; in some summers we also run a sunflower Summer Trail. From late November to December our Christmas barn sells fresh-cut Nordmann fir trees (from a North Yorkshire grower), our own handmade wreaths and decorations.
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What we grow
Food crops
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Vegetables, mushrooms, herbs
Pumpkin
- Fresh produce
- Plants, seedlings & seeds
What we raise
Livestock
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- Sheep (300 head) – North of England Mule (300 head)
More of our products
- Plants, seedlings & seeds
- Christmas tree
- Wreath
Sales channel
- Farm-gate sales
Product categories
Product groups
Farming method / certification
Community farming
Languages spoken
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