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The best egg farms in East Sussex

4.7 from 387 reviews

Organised lists 4 farms in East Sussex. Many do more than one thing, so among them are 4 egg farms, 3 farm shops and 3 raw milk farms. 2 deliver to your door.

4 egg farms, rated 4.7 from 387 Google reviews.

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    1. 1Plaw Hatch FarmPlaw Hatch FarmRaw milk, meat & eggs · East Grinstead4.7 (354 reviews)Plaw Hatch Farm is a 200 acre community owned biodynamic farm on the edge of the Ashdown Forest near Sharpthorne, held by a charitable trust and farmed biodynamically for forty years. It is a true mixed farm, with a dairy herd providing raw milk, cheese, yoghurt and cream, beef cattle, sheep, pigs and laying hens, and a 12 acre garden of seasonal fruit and vegetables, with close to 500 acres farmed in all within a 12 mile radius. The farm shop sells all the farm's own produce plus organic goods from local suppliers, open 9am to 6pm Monday to Saturday and closed Sundays and bank holidays. There is an open farm policy too, so pick up a map in the shop and take the farm walk to see how the land and animals are kept.
    2. 2Orchard EggsOrchard EggsEggs5 (14 reviews)Orchard Eggs is a small family owned poultry farm at the end of Brambletye Lane in Forest Row, East Sussex, run by Karen and Daniel Hoeberichts. The farm follows biodynamic agriculture, with hens living in mobile houses that rotate through the orchard, kept with their beaks intact and reared without antibiotics. The eggs are sold at a fair price through independent shops, farmers' markets and cafes around Sussex, including the market stalls of Brambletye Fruit Farm, as well as to restaurants, bakeries and box schemes. The farm cares about food miles, so the map on their website points you to the nearest stockist.
    3. 3My Little FarmMy Little FarmRaw milk, meat & eggs · Hassocks4.5 (16 reviews)My Little Farm is a smallholding in the South Downs near Hassocks, run on a membership model where customers join the farm and share in what it produces. Crops grow in living soil without synthetic chemicals, heritage breed livestock forage naturally on diverse pastures, and a small Jersey herd grazing those same fields provides raw dairy. The heart of the offer is the weekly Smallholder Box, filled with seasonal vegetables, pasture raised chicken, pork, lamb and beef, heritage hen eggs, raw dairy and organic sourdough, delivered to your door. Extras such as milk kefir, bakery items and pantry staples can be added from the farm shop each week.
    4. 4Two dairy goats, one white and one brown, looking out over a stable doorBenchwood FarmRaw milk & eggs · Benchwood5 (3 reviews)Benchwood Farm is a smallholding at Icklesham, near Rye in East Sussex, keeping a small herd of dairy goats. The farm sells fresh raw goat's milk straight from the holding, along with free range eggs, goose eggs in season, and hatching eggs from its White Sussex, Black Sussex and Australorp hens. Buying is direct and simple. Place a collection order through the website, choose a collection date, then pay by cash or card when you pick everything up at the farm.
    1. 1Plaw Hatch Farm

      Plaw Hatch Farm

      East Grinstead · Eggs, raw milk4.7 · 354 reviewsPlaw Hatch Farm is a 200 acre community owned biodynamic farm on the edge of the Ashdown Forest near Sharpthorne, held by a charitable trust and farmed biodynamically for forty years. It is a true mixed farm, with a dairy herd providing raw milk, cheese, yoghurt and cream, beef cattle, sheep, pigs and laying hens, and a 12 acre garden of seasonal fruit and vegetables, with close to 500 acres farmed in all within a 12 mile radius. The farm shop sells all the farm's own produce plus organic goods from local suppliers, open 9am to 6pm Monday to Saturday and closed Sundays and bank holidays. There is an open farm policy too, so pick up a map in the shop and take the farm walk to see how the land and animals are kept.
    2. 2Orchard Eggs

      Orchard Eggs

      East Sussex · Eggs, farm shop5.0 · 14 reviewsOrchard Eggs is a small family owned poultry farm at the end of Brambletye Lane in Forest Row, East Sussex, run by Karen and Daniel Hoeberichts. The farm follows biodynamic agriculture, with hens living in mobile houses that rotate through the orchard, kept with their beaks intact and reared without antibiotics. The eggs are sold at a fair price through independent shops, farmers' markets and cafes around Sussex, including the market stalls of Brambletye Fruit Farm, as well as to restaurants, bakeries and box schemes. The farm cares about food miles, so the map on their website points you to the nearest stockist.
    3. 3My Little Farm

      My Little Farm

      Hassocks · Eggs, raw milk4.5 · 16 reviewsMy Little Farm is a smallholding in the South Downs near Hassocks, run on a membership model where customers join the farm and share in what it produces. Crops grow in living soil without synthetic chemicals, heritage breed livestock forage naturally on diverse pastures, and a small Jersey herd grazing those same fields provides raw dairy. The heart of the offer is the weekly Smallholder Box, filled with seasonal vegetables, pasture raised chicken, pork, lamb and beef, heritage hen eggs, raw dairy and organic sourdough, delivered to your door. Extras such as milk kefir, bakery items and pantry staples can be added from the farm shop each week.
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    Organised lists 4 farms in East Sussex. Many do more than one thing, so among them are 4 egg farms, 3 farm shops and 3 raw milk farms. 2 deliver to your door.

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    Benchwood Farm

    Benchwood · Eggs, raw milk5.0 · 3 reviewsBenchwood Farm is a smallholding at Icklesham, near Rye in East Sussex, keeping a small herd of dairy goats. The farm sells fresh raw goat's milk straight from the holding, along with free range eggs, goose eggs in season, and hatching eggs from its White Sussex, Black Sussex and Australorp hens. Buying is direct and simple. Place a collection order through the website, choose a collection date, then pay by cash or card when you pick everything up at the farm.