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Surrey Hills GFP Work Guides
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Below is a list of all the farms participating in the Surrey Hills Initiative. Please click on the name of the farm to link through to the GFP work guide for that farm, which gives details of the actions the farm is committed to and the progress to date.
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| Sondes Place Farm
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| Oxenford Grange Farm
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| Norbury Park
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| Coxland Estate
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| Court Farm
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| Blackmoor Estate
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| Barrow Green Farm
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Court Farm
Description of site: Copse of ancient woodland, containing mature beech, ash, sycamore. Relatively poor under-storey. The hedgerows are generally in reasonable condition. Many are species rich, containing hawthorn, blackthorn, hazel, holly, dog rose and wych elm. ... |
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| Netley
This programme is one of two for F. Conisbee & Son and is for is for Netley, Shere which is 107 acres rented from the National Trust. The farms main holding is Barracks Farm, Fetcham, with further land at Bookham. ... |
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| Barracks Farm
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| Rad Farm
Description of site: Grass fields mown for hay and overwinter cattle. Important part of local landscape. Awkward field corner. Old bonfire site, now eyesore with bare soil, nettles, docks etc. |
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| G.R.M. Produce Ltd.
Description of site: An unmanaged, old hedge bank with some trees / shrubs, including sycamore, oak, blackthorn, holly, elm and willow spp. There are large gaps. Fields planted with various legumes, salad and herb crops. |
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| Punchbowl Farm
Description of site: Overgrown hedges, containing many different species, especially hazel. Valuable landscape features, likely to be oak, ash, beech or sweet chestnut. Very steep field, adjacent to a SSSI, with a lot of gorse. National Trust reserve. |
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| Oakhurst Farm
Description of site: Ancient, semi-natural woodland. All trees. Rough grass habitat. Excellent ditch of significant wildlife value, may support watervoles. Mixed species, restored hedgerows. |
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| Manor Farm
Description of site: An attractive focal point of the local area with a rolling grassland landscape around the church. An overgrown thorn hedge. Enclosure hedges, many to be restored through the Countryside Stewardship Scheme. |
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Lydling Farm
Description of site: Lake built 10 years ago has developed into an important wildlife area, supporting Daubenton bats. There is a fence line linking wildlife area & newly planted hedge past Lydling farmhouse to trackside hedges. ... |
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| Charlwood Place
Desciption of site: A neglected orchard, containing a variety of fruit trees swamped by nettles. Mixed species hedges. Overgrown hedges. Ancient woodland. Restored pond. Two overgrown ponds. |
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