Romney Marsh Wools Blog

Please note that these last order dates allow for 2 working days for us to process and package your order before the last posting date for the area that it is being sent to. Made t...

We are delighted to announce that we have been shortlisted as finalists in this year's Rural Business Awards, in the Best Rural Creative or Artisan Business category.The awards, no...

October landed and almost instantly become horrible, high winds & deluges are not at all helpful when you are trying to plant winter crops of wheat, barley, and oats.  Luc...

With a need to stay warm & cosy as we venture out to restaurants & bars providing outdoor seating areas over the winter months, our Romney Marsh Wools throws have been feat...

Autumn always seems to land unexpectedly quickly, one day the temperatures are sweltering hot, children are on holiday and going to the beach with combines and tractors heading in ...

We are delighted to be taking part in this year's Kent County Harvest Thanksgiving, for which Kristina will be doing a reading.  The service, which gives thanks to the county'...

On Saturday 4th July 2020 we held our second Virtual Open day, with donations being taken from "virtual stall holders" for the fantastic charity, the Royal Agricultural Benevolent ...

A big thank you to all who took part in our second virtual open day, both as stall holders and "visitors".We are delighted to announce the we raised a grand total of £315 for the ...

Our second Virtual Open Day is on Saturday 4th July 2020 on our Instagram & Facebook stories and on Twitter from 11am - 3pm.Details of the "stall holders" and local businesses ...

After flaming temperatures in May scorching everything and everybody, June thankfully arrived much cooler and with some much-needed rain…The arable crop whilst still thinking the...

On Saturday 4th July we will be running our second virtual open day across our social media channels from 11am - 3pm. The open day will focus on shearing time on the farm - the tim...

March 2020 is probably one all of us will never forget… at the beginning life was normal and here on the farm the rain continued, by the end of the month everyone was in lock dow...