Sheep
The 1,000-head breeding flock is largely Mules, a traditional British ewe, and Coopworths, a New Zealand breed selected for hardiness, worm tolerance, good feet, and ease of lambing. The females are crossed with pure Coopworth males and Suffolks, the famous native British breed easily recognised with its jet black face. Again we farm a simple system, paying close attention to the animals’ natural needs and try to interfere as little as possible.
The ewes lamb outside in April giving a crop of lambs that are ready to market from October onwards.
For further information email us at enquiries@faifarms.co.uk
Planning Presentation
THURSDAY 29th JULY - FAI have invited the residents of Wytham village to an informal evening event starting at 7.30pm to view plans for the proposed upgrade to FAI’s Education Centre. Any members of the public who are interested in seeing the proposed plans are welcome to attend.
THURSDAY 29th JULY - FAI have invited the residents of Wytham village to an informal evening event starting at 7.30pm to view plans for the proposed upgrade to FAI’s Education Centre. Any members of the public who are interested in seeing the proposed plans are welcome to attend.
