British White cattle in Chambers field | Friends of Chesworth Farm

Posted by: laurahct | 09/12/2017

British White cattle in Chambers field

From today the British White cattle are in enclosed Chambers field at the base of Great Horsham Hill. (See our location map below). There it is planned they will stay until they move to Parlour Mead week beginning 18 December.

However if ground conditions make water provision difficult, they will have to graze Great Horsham Hill and Jenny Bare Legs again before their next move. We will try to update you if this happens.

If you have any enquiries or issues please contact Horsham District Council
[Office hours: 01403 256890. Out of hours: 01403 215100. Email: parks@horsham.gov.uk].

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