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Our Story
the historic market town of Cranbrook, supplying animal and pet foods, garden supplies, fuel, country clothing and equipment for country sports.
sixty years developing and evolving from mixed farming to specialising in poultry to
the current countrystore.
With over 60 years experience in the business we pride ourselves on our friendly, knowledgeable service.
News, Events & Inspiration
A SELECTION OF OUR BRANDS IN STORE
Did you see Stacey Dooley's Fashion's Dirty Secret last night? It was quite an eye opener for some but we have been aware of this problem for some time which is why we stock Thought who use hemp and bamboo for their garments which are both in the top 5 environmentally friendly fabrics.
Here is a guide from them for conscious shopping www.wearethought.com/blog/2017/12/28/conscious-clothing-shopping-guide/
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Letting your dog sniff on their walk is so importantGreat advice here from Yaletown Dog Training
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Let your dog use his nose on walks - that’s how they explore the world!
Unfortunately after a long struggle with cancer and dementia one of the founding partners of Charity Farm Countrystore Joan Clarke passed away yesterday (Monday 1st October) just 6 days short of her 85th birthday. Tim Clarke and all the family would like to thank all of their friends who have helped him make Joan's last few months as comfortable as possible.
A few weeks ago my wife Debby Doust Clarke and our two daughters Holly Clarke and Florence Clarke and I decided to take part in a memory walk in aid of the Alzheimer's Society in London on the 13th October.
We shall be walking in memory of Joan.
Of course we would love any support in our endeavour, whether it is a donation to the JustGiving page detailed below or just an encouraging emoji, as so many have done already.
Thank you
David Clarke