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Countess Wells Pig Unit – dry sow pen with 60 sows
Countess Wells Pig Unit – loading bay for sending pigs off then unit
Countess Wells Pig Unit – general view
Countess Wells Pig Unit – general view between weaner pens
Countess Wells Pig Unit – entrance to the unit
Countess Wells Pig Unit – general view
Countess Wells Pig Unit – farm equipment
Countess Wells Pig Unit – farm equipment
Countess Wells Pig Unit – Ray Whittlestone next to new slurry storage lagoon; about to be used
Countess Wells Pig Unit – general view
Countess Wells Pig Unit – mess room with photographer Dick Knight
Countess Wells Pig Unit – fridge with six packets of semen stored at the correct temperature
Countess Wells Pig Unit – office
Countess Wells Pig Unit – Ray Whittlestone in office. The Pig Unit employs six men.
Countess Wells Pig Unit – work flow plan for the pig unit in three week cycles.
Countess Wells Pig Unit – Ray Whittlestone with the Pregancy Detector (uses a screen)
Countess Wells Pig Unit – Ray Whittlestone’e cottage at the farm
Manure sprading at Great Lodge Farms. Manure (pig shit to locals) on field with loader and two spreaders in the back ground. Suffolk smells of manure in the Autumn for two days per filed.
Manure sprading at Great Lodge Farms. Manure (pig shit to locals) on field with loader and two spreaders in the back ground. Suffolk smells of manure in the Autumn for two days per filed.
Diesel tamk for comtractors vehicles. Contractors staff just arriving to work the machinery.
Farming – Leondri Fourie (farmhand0 on the permanent staff) at Great Lodge Farms edging the harvested fields
Farming – Second growth evident at Great Lodge Farm
Six furrow plough ready to use parked up in the yard
Farming – Leondri Fourie (farmhand on the permanent staff) at Great Lodge Farms edging the harvested fields