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Another new arrival to the Reindeer Clan
Posted: 24 September 2009
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This year it became apparant that our reindeer herd would need to undergo some restucturing. Two males in the same pen is not a great idea when rutting time arrives. Similarly, we decided some fresh blood was needed to put to our breeding female. Both exisiting males have been moved onto new herds and a new bull has arrived with us. We are very excited at the potential of this new male as he is amlost exclusivley white in colour. White reindeer are rarwe in the wild and even rarer in a captive situation. He is truely beautiful and should be a great addition to our Christmas Tree enterprise. |
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Oh dear,a new baby Reindeer!
Posted: 20 May 2009
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The Christmas Tree Farm has a new arrival at its retail site Billingley Christmas Trees.
The new baby boy Reindeer was born 20/5/09 and is looking forward to seeing all the visiting children this Christmas. A competition will be held again at the Christmas Tree Farm to name this little lad. |
A Christmas tree for Downing Street!
Posted: 06 January 2009
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The Christmas Tree Farm were selected by the BCTGA and reached the final of the 2008 competition for 'The best Christmas Tree in Great Britain and Northern Ireland'
The Final of the competition was held in National Agricultural Center,Stoneleigh and was a packed event with Christmas tree growers from all over the land.The prize for the Champion Christmas tree was a prestigious place at Number 10 Downing Street. |
Need a tree in July??
Posted: 10 September 2008
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The Christmas Tree Farm has been really busy this summer supplying Christmas Trees to numerous well recognised magazines and film sets for their Christmas editions.
"We're always pleased to help with any Christmas Tree requirements at any time of year" says office manager Sally. If you need a Christmas Tree out of season, please do not hesitate to contact The Christmas Tree Farm. |
More trees Please!
Posted: 07 August 2008
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The Christmas Tree Farm and its sister company Billingley Christmas Trees Ltd have responded to demand from our customers.
"Our Christmas trees have become so popular we needed more" commented plantation manager Andrew Stenton. With this in mind a further plantation has been established on the beautiful Earl Fitzwilliam's Wentworth Estate. These Christmas trees are growing in one of the most picturesque regions of South Yorkshire. To find out more about the Wentworth Estate visit the website www.wentworthvillage.net |
Water, water everywhere!!
Posted: 01 June 2007
| As the rain came down and down and down, the network of dykes and rivers that runs throught the Dearne Valley where our Christmas Tree farm is located rose higher and higher until they could take no more. As the rivers burst their banks the impact on both our arable land and our Christmas Tree plantations was disasterous. These young trees planted the year before could not survive the dramatic volume of water and drowned. This was a major finacnial blow for the business, but at least our homes survived unlike many in the area. |
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The Pitter Patter of Tiny Hooves
Posted: 21 September 2005
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In May 2005 as the blossom was on the trees and we were all starting to turn our thoughts to summer, the pitter patter of tiny hooves could be heard in the Billingley reindeer enclosure. |