Clock House Farm — what kind of farm, conditions, how to get in (2026)
Verified: 2026-06-11
4th-generation family berry farm with a good reputation in the sector. No scandals, but data on working conditions and pay in open sources is limited.
How to get onto the farm Clock House Farm
Operator not disclosed
- Operator not publicly disclosed. The farm sells its crop through Berry Gardens Growers (cooperative acquired by Driscoll's in November 2022). Berry Gardens/Driscoll's is not an SWS operator — each member farm arranges its own operator.
Housing and livingLiving conditions, amenities
On-farm accommodation (website data); details not published
Your passport must stay with you. If anyone takes your passport, that is a criminal offence (Modern Slavery Act 2015). Call: Modern Slavery Helpline 08000 121 700 (free, 24/7).
Pay and piece rateHourly rate, piece rate, net earnings
not published
More about pay on the farm: first steps and your rights on the farm.
Scale and cropsFarm size, what they grow, production volume
Positive signals
- Supplier to leading supermarkets through Berry Gardens/Driscoll's
- No violations found in open sources
Frequently asked questions
Can I choose the farm Clock House Farm?
No — the specific farm is assigned by the Seasonal Worker Scheme operator. You apply through an operator, and they place you on farms based on available spots and your profile. Knowing which operators work with Clock House Farm is useful: apply through them.
How much do they pay on the farm Clock House Farm?
not published
When is the season on Clock House Farm?
Season: April–October. Crops: strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, blackberries. Check exact dates and availability with the operator when you apply.
Which operators work with Clock House Farm?
Check exact operator details for this farm on operator websites or through the operator directory.