Cheshire Agricultural Chaplaincy

Drop In Medical Check Bringing Healthcare to Where Farmers Are Cheshire Agricultural Chaplaincy is taking a practical step to support the health of our farming community by bringing NHS care directly to a place farmers already trust and use. On Thursday 4th December, the Living Well Service will be sending a nurse to the Meet and Eat Lunch at Coffee House, Rose Farm. The nurse will be available from 11am , offering: Blood pressure checks Flu vaccinations COVID vaccinations (

Let’s not dress it up it’s been a tough year. The dry season’s hit hard, feed’s tight, and prices aren’t easing. Now as the dark mornings and long nights roll in, and the pressure only builds. Most just get on with it head down, job to do. But even the toughest can feel it. If things are getting heavy, don’t tough it out alone. The Cheshire Agricultural Chaplaincy team are here to support you. No fuss, no judgement just people who get it, and will listen. 📞 Support Line:

“There By The Grace Of God Go I” The winter of 2016–17 felt long. I was run down, battling one cold after another, and the daily grind of feeding and milking cows had taken its toll. Here we were, the beginning of the season which had gone well 500 acres silaged, three pits sheeted up, and the finish line was in sight. It was only May 15th, 2017, with just one pit left to fill and 118 acres down ready. As we stood in the field that beautiful May morning someone said, “You’ve