For more information about the Friends of Chesworth Farm please fill out the form below or telephone 07512 966174.
If you would like to join, please find a membership form membership-application-form-2017.
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Friends of Chesworth Farm
A place of beauty on the edge of Horsham
- Cattle are coming soon. Starting on enclosed fields (Riverside, Back field) & then moving to public access ones. We will update locations. 18 hours ago
- How nice to see a pic of Chesworth Farm here. Can you work out the view and when it was taken? We have! twitter.com/HorshamDC/stat… 21 hours ago
- RT @PeteCrawford2: Last of the summer with Small Copper, Common Darter & a solitary swallow @CWFarmnews https://t.co/LO6tSexsm6 2 days ago
Latest farm news
Next event: Moth and bat night. Wed 27 Sept, meet 6.45pm for 7.00pm start. Booking: see News
British White cattle arriving to graze the fields soon
New interpretation board for the wetland
Original watercolour by Heather Glenny joins award-winning photo by Steve Knight in the Volunteer Centre
Nature Tots from Sussex Wildlife Trust: every Monday 10am-12 midday in term-time
Grazing @chesworthfarm: Pygmy goats, sheep and llamas are in Little Horsham Hill (no public access – but can be seen from surrounding paths).
Latest wildlife pictures and sightings Wildlife Sightings
Chesworth Farm in the news:
” ‘Work of art’ is guide to nature”, West Sussex County Times, 7 August, p7 & Comment, p30
“Farm friends train in life support”, West Sussex County Times, 9 March 2017 p43
A picture by Steve Knight, of the British White cattle grazing: “Reader’s Picture”, West Sussex County Times, 2 March 2017, p35. Riverside Walk feature p4 and seed swap feature p41. Plus Horsham Gazette, 1 March 2017, Riverside Walk p3.
