Our Heritage
A family run farm, offering contract farming services in Norfolk.
Horses & Farming
The Scott family started farming in Norfolk in the 1870s. Today Robert farms in partnership with his parents Suzie and Hugh.
The business grows crops such as cereals, oilseeds, sugar beet, peas and grass for commercial horse feed. More recently livestock have been integrated into the farming rotation as a more regenerative approach is taken to the way food and fibre are grown.
Herbert Scott Jr.’s brother John Bryan (a.k.a. Jack) Scott purchased our farm, School Farm in 1911 at an auction in King’s Lynn. On his death, Jack left School Farm to his sister Elizabeth (Lizzy) Scott.
Lizzy passed the farm down to her eldest nephew George Robert Scott (of Old Hall Farm, Toftwood nr. Dereham) who in turn left it to his youngest brother Thomas Herbert (a.k.a. Tom) Scott.
Tom Scott ran a mixed 100 hectare farm with breeding ewes, arable crops and a gravel quarry. He spent most of his life hunting with the West Norfolk Foxhounds and served as Joint Secretary and later Joint Master.
Tom’s son Hugh has lived and farmed at School Farm with his wife Suzie since 1985 and they have grown the business into an 800 hectare contract farming operation, incorporating precision farming technology. 
Today
Today, Robert Scott is a fifth-generation farmer, committed to the pursuit of a more regenerative approach to agriculture.
Together with his parents Hugh and Suzie, he has introduced rotational grass leys and livestock finishing into their farming mix, and the arable business has grown to 1,800 hectares.
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Livestock Rearing
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Life on the farm