Cobrey Farms
Working and living here
Farm information dated: 2026-06-11
What the farm looks like Cobrey Farms
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Where the caption does not identify the date or photographer, this information is unknown.
Archive photographs from individual farms. See each profile for captions and credits; where the date is unknown, the image is not presented as evidence of current conditions.
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your rights on the farmIn immediate danger, call 999.Assessment based on sources at the profile date
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- seasonal workers
- ~1,300per year
- region
- HerefordshireUnited Kingdom
- crops
- strawberries, raspberries, asparagus, applesharvest season
- season
- January–October (peak March–July, including asparagus from January)working months
Reliable berry farm with no recorded scandals. Long season (including asparagus) and partnership with Concordia — a plus for those going through this operator.
How to get onto the farm Cobrey Farms
Operator links recorded in sources
- Concordia source record — Confirmed by sources: cobrey.co.uk ↗ and GOV.UK survey 2023
Where it is and how to get aroundDistance to London, nearest station and town
Distances are measured from: Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire.
Distances are measured along the road. There is not always a pavement or footpath: many country roads in England have no verge, and walking along them is unsafe.
Station and town names are kept in English — that is how they appear on your ticket and on road signs.
The station nearest the farm is not always the one with London trains; the one listed here is the London one.
National Rail — train times and fares
Traveline — bus times
Housing and livingLiving conditions, amenities
On-farm accommodation (website data, multilingual interface)
Your passport must stay with you. If your passport is held against your will or you are threatened, seek independent support. Handing over a document does not by itself establish a criminal offence. Modern Slavery Helpline:08000 121 700 (free; temporarily daily 08:00–18:00 UK time, checked 7 October 2026).
Pay and piece rateHourly rate, piece rate, net earnings
The figures below relate to the sources and dates given. They do not guarantee current earnings. Ask for written terms covering the rate, paid hours, piece rates and deductions.
Current pay rules and payslip checks
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
- Longest season among berry farms (January–October) — opportunity to earn more in one trip
- Official website actively targets international workers (translated into several languages)
- No violations found in open sources
Frequently asked questions
Can I choose the farm Cobrey Farms?
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 Cobrey Farms is useful: apply through them.
How much do they pay on the farm Cobrey Farms?
not published
When is the season on Cobrey Farms?
Season: January–October (peak March–July, including asparagus from January). Crops: strawberries, raspberries, asparagus, apples. Check exact dates and availability with the operator when you apply.
Which operators work with Cobrey Farms?
Confirmed operators: Concordia. Apply through the operator's official website — it is free.