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Cows grazing in the field at White Wool Farm

About Meon Springs in Hampshire

Meon Springs is located on Whitewool Farm, a diversified farming business run by brothers Will and Jamie Butler which extends to just over one thousand acres and has been in the Butler family since 1930. Over the years Will and Jamie have developed two sides of the business –  non-farming and farming.

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The non-farming side of the business is continually evolving to offer individuals, families, friends, and corporate businesses a safe and relaxing place to visit and stay where they can enjoy nature, outdoor living and a variety of experiences and activities. Meon Springs offers an escape from the stress and strains of modern-day life so people can enjoy time with loved ones, friends and work colleagues in an enriched natural environment surrounded by the South Downs National Park and acres of farmland.

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The farming side of the business is a mix of dairy and arable with modern farming practices merging with a better environment to create a naturally productive approach to farming such as improving soil health and biodiversity to create an environment where natural predators can flourish and reducing the need for agrochemicals.

Tractors working in the field

Farming

Whitewool Farm, Meon Springs is committed to farming in a naturally productive way, as far as possible following the principles of regenerative farming

Wetland 

The Whitewool Stream Wetland Project is part of a wider scheme to reduce nitrate levels in the water, ease peak flows and improve the summer water flow travelling down Whitewool Stream, into the River Meon and eventually The Solent

Geese on the lake at East Meons Fishery
White Wool Farm

Vacancies 

Whitewool Farm is always pleased to hear from the next generation of farmers for work experience opportunities. Vacancies also arise for temporary workers during the busy seasons and permanent positions on the farm and fishery.

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