Peldon Hall Farm  

Grain and Seed cleaning

Packaging and Storage

 
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Peldon Hall Farms Ltd
is a limited company registered
in England and Wales.

Registered Office:
PELDON HALL
MALTING ROAD
COLCHESTER
ESSEX ENGLAND
CO5 7PU
Company No. 08222539


 
 

 
 
The Seasons at Peldon Hall
 

As the farm changes thoughout the year so does it's inhabitants. Here is a list of what you might see at the moment in and around Peldon Hall Farm:

Spring (Mar/Apr/May)

Mar

Mad march hares
The first migrants including
Wheatear, chiffchaff/sand martins/swallows/house martins
Birds:Common buzzard – displaying over woodland & farmland
Sparrowhawks – setting up territories
Frogs & toads Spawn 
Adders will emerge from hibernation
Brimstone & comma butterflies
Plants:Lesser celandines/daffodils/primroses/lords and ladies

Apr

Baby badgers
Birds: Cuckoos/possibly the first nightingales at the beginning of Apr/song thrush/skylarks/yellow wagtails/reed warblers/sedge warblers/whitethroat/lesser whitethroat
Newts
Orange tip butterflies
Bluebells – at their peak at the end of April/cowslips
Blossoming blackthorn

May

Mating hedgehogs
Singing nightingales
Swifts/blackcap/turtle doves
Hawthorn in bloom
Wild pansy/early orchids such as Early purple orchid (roadsides & meadows)/flowering gorse
Horse chestnut flowers will be out/oaks will produce long catkins (these are the males)

Summer (June/July/Aug)

June

Fox cubs
Terns – common & black
Froglets, toadlets & newt tadpoles
Common blue/Speckled wood butterflies/cinnabar moth
Grasses will flower
Common Spotted orchid/Bee orchid
Bats

July

Bats
Young birds of prey & other birds
Common gorse – seed pod crackling

Aug

Returning migrants including waders & ducks
Swifts leave
Swallows & martins leave later in the month
Dragonflies & damselflies

Autumn (Sept/Oct/Nov)

Sept

Invertebrates – Dark bush cricket
Craneflies
Humming bird hawkmoth
Berries
Spindle/rosehips/blackberries

Oct

Fungi
Leaves changing colour
Tawny owls hooting, getting territorial
Spider webs become more visible due to the autumn mists
Galls – including spangle gall, marble gall, artichoke gall, all found on oak trees and contain a tiny grub of the gall wasp

Nov

Ivy in flower
Waders
Redwings & fieldfares
Goldfinches on teasel mixed with linnets
Siskins & redpolls

 

 
 

Grain Storage
We have large storage facilities capable of holding grain and seed including organic for any length of time.

Grain Cleaning
Using up-to-date equipment such as our gravity separation table and colour sorter to achieve high quality grain and seed.

The Laboratory
We have a fully equiped laboratory capable of testing many types of seed and grain for most purposes.

 Grain Processes
Follow our process guide to see what we do with loads that come into us.