home farm

The home farm was moved away from the main building in the 1860.

There was also a small home farm which provided food for the hall.

Here, sitting on a field wall, we could see the whole of the home farm laid out before us.

James died in 1828, and Thomas remained at home farming with his mother until age 19.

This time it was the home farm and the oak trees that went.

Aren't they the people who live on our old home farm?"

"A man managed to get through from the home farm an hour ago, sir.

He was interred in the family burial ground on the home farm.

Those in the home farms might come, since, in effect, they considered themselves part of the main Hold.

She, like most of the villagers, was at Home Farm that night.

When the home farm was moved in the 1860s, it left room for greater gardens.

He died in 1985 at his home farm.

I glanced out of the window to the Home Farm across the meadow.

In mid-2010, it was announced that a new dynasty would hit Home Farm.

Women are expected to remain at home farming, cooking, raising children and caring for the elderly.

Home Farm is made up of private homes.

Home Farm moved to their own ground in nearby Whitehall.

To the north of the mansion is Home Farm, which provided food and building services for the estate.

Would you be amenable to a ride to the Home Farms?

The home farm is growing wheat at double what we sell it at.

He used to help out around the home farm rebuilding competition cars, as he was not yet old enough to drive.

Already there were growers without land, workers without a home farm, forced to offer their labor in return for food.

As autumn approaches and grazing is in short supply, livestock are returned to a home farm.

It is currently the home ground of club Home Farm.

There's a chill in the air at Home Farm.