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The Herdsmen and Herdswomen

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Simon

Simon has worked with cows and the Troliloes herd for many years. He has relinquished his full time herdsman duties to spend more time with family and his new dog, Amber, though is still very much a key member of the team.

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Archie

Archie joined us as an industry placement from Plumpton College. He loves our cows and has become indispensable and we’re delighted that he’s joined the team.

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Amy

A herdswoman and paramedic, Amy is our assistant herdsperson and brings her many skills to Court Lodge Farm. She loves a good festival and all things reggae.. but do the cows enjoy milking parlour reggae music too?!

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Sally

Sally has always worked in agriculture and loves being outside. Who better to spend outdoor time with than her best buddy Max!

The Yogurt Team

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Carolyn

Carolyn has always lived and enjoyed working in the beautiful Sussex countryside. Here she is with her sheep across the valley from Court Lodge Farm!

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Charlotte

Charlotte is a lover of all things country, a first time Mum and enthusiastic National Trust member.

The Harding Family

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Clare

Selling yogurt at Pimlico farmers market

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Jess and Peter

Handing out yogurt samples at a Brighton street event.

(RIP Peter 23 December 2021)

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Marian & David

(aka Mum and Dad)

Other key contributors to farm life...

There are many others in addition to the core team who help keep the farm ticking over. Philip, who relief milks two afternoons each week, Rod who keeps our rather ancient tractors going,  Richard who delivers the yogurt, David P who does weed topping and fencing, and Eddie who helps the core team on Wednesdays. Then there are the local contracting teams who come in with their special machinery to do particular jobs such as ploughing and drilling, hedge trimming, hay and silage making etc. The Popovic, Ford and Worssam teams are important cogs in the wheel of not only this farm but many others in the area too, and are important parts of the rural community. And last but not least Breeda, who gives invaluable dairy technology advice!

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