Welcome to the NSA Graziers List. This service connects arable farmers with sheep farmers allowing those seeking grazing to find options in their chosen region and those seeking sheep to graze cover crops and other available grazing to find contacts. The result is mutually beneficial to both parties and acts as a match-making service.
The map below shows the location of farmers, identified by an icon indicating the service they can provide, a sheep face for those with sheep or a plant image for those offering grazing.
To use the list simply click on an icon to find the contact details of your chosen farmer. NSA purely provide the list as an advertising platform. All contact and agreements are solely between the two farming enterprises.
NSA members and those with available land are able to advertise on the Graziers List for free here. Any sheep farmers wishing to become an NSA member and therefore be able to advertise on this list, can find out more information about membership here.
A copy of user guidance, including links for those farming in England, Wales and Scotland, can be found here.
More information on the benefits to be achieved by implementing livestock into arable rotations can be found in the NSA Sheep and Arable report, available to download here.
The NSA Graziers List is supported by NIAB and Liz Genever independent consultant.
Ewes and store lambs who tread lightly!
Electric fence specialist!
Will fence and graze anything and everything!
Will be moved regularly through the winter to avoid damage.
Mobile handling system used also.
We have full time shepherds who can provide electric fencing and manage our flock day to day. Always interested in grazing opportunities in South East & Mid Cornwall
Andrew Henderson
Andrew Henderson
Address: Green Barn, Main Road, Holmesfield, Derbyshire, S18 7WT
Water access: We have water troughs in all our fields pumped from a bore hole
Fencing provisions: Everything is stock fenced, however we will also be using electric fencing to split up the compartments as they are very large.
Storage available: n/a
What type of grazing: Grass
Length of grazing: 24 weeks
Further information
Organic beef farm looking for winter grazing of approximately 1000 sheep on tack from 1st November 2025 to end of April 2026. We are certified organic at the moment so would prefer to source an organic grazier however we may consider a non-organic grazier as we may be coming out of organic within the next year anyway. The Farm is owned by Natural England and the land available for tack is SSSI chalk grassland. We are seeking either stores or ewe lambs. We don't want pregnant ewes.
We run a flock of around 2000 romney ewes plus replacements on a grass based, outdoor lambing, regenerative system. We would be open to collaborating with someone looking for lambs to graze anytime between august and march after they’ve been weaned.
Further cover crop opportunities sought after for autumn/winter 2025-26 to continue the expansion of breeding ewe flock and the finishing of store lambs.
Two fully-trained sheepdogs, RAPPA handling and fencing system. References Available.
I run mostly mules and some x bred ewes along with Derbyshire Gritstones. Currently have little bits of land but hoping to expand. I am a current NSA ambassador, I really want to succeed in the industry.
NZ Romney’s and store lambs. Looking to partner with an arable farmer for summer and winter grazing. Would also consider any share farming or contract farming agreement.
3000 Romney and highlander ewes along with 5000 store lambs constantly looking for new keep an grassland or cover crops. We have our own electric fencing and mobile handling systems and lorry
We run brecknock hill cheviots as well brecknock hill cheviots crossed with a texel. Small sheep farm in mid Wales. We carry out blood test to ensure we have a clean and healthy flock. Sheep receive a yearly booster of bravoxin. We have a mobile handling trailer so don't have to rely on handling pens.
First generation, young farmer, looking for grazing land of any size for herd of Pedigree Hereford cattle & flock of sheep. Experience mob grazing sheep on cover crops, moving twice per week reducing compaction & improving soil health. The Hereford herd was established in 2017, with all calves taken through to finishing, sold in beef boxes locally. Any help much appreciated & any potential opportunity would definitely be of interest. Based in St Albans, Hertfordshire, willing to travel. Please contact Regan Upton on 07973714039 or uptonregan77@hotmail.com
Fencing provisions: Fully stock-fenced with netting and barbed wire. Electric fencing will be provided to section the grazing area to balance livestock grazing and public access.
Storage available: No
What type of grazing: Undergrazed chalk grassland hillfort, with grass and forb sward. Very species-rich, requires winter sheep conservation grazing to maintain it so.
Currently only lightly grazed with summer beef cattle by tenant.
Length of grazing: 7 weeks
Further information
Preferred primitive/native/hill/rare breed, but open to any.
Running dry ewe lambs and store lambs on grass and cover crops .
Rappa mobile handling yard and electric fencing used .
Friendly team with working dogs and full insurance as graziers .
References available .
Performance recorded wool shedding flock who currently run behind electric fencing on and off through the season on short term let's.
Good references available from landowners.
We have recently moved into a farm and do have future plans to home livestock but for now we have a fully enclosed 2 acre (roughly) field which we are keen to let for grazing
Shrewton Lodge Stud
Peter Hayes
Address: London Road, Shrewton, Salisbury, SP3 4DP
Acerage available for grazing: Up to 40 acres of permanent pasture, divided into multiple fields. Flexible parcels available depending on grazing requirements
Water access: Mains water available to all fields. Additional troughs can be installed if required
Fencing provisions: Fields are newly fenced or currently being re-fenced with stock-proof fencing. Internal subdivision fencing is being improved to facilitate rotational grazing. Electric fencing permitted
Storage available: Limited storage available by prior agreement. Hardstanding access available for loading/unloading
What type of grazing: Permanent pasture. Currently undergoing pasture improvement as part of a wider regenerative estate project. Suitable for sheep or cattle grazing
Length of grazing: 52 weeks
Further information
Stockings Farm, Little Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire. 70-acre mixed holding (40 acres grazing available) as part of a wider estate regeneration and land improvement project.
We are looking to establish a mutually beneficial grazing arrangement with an experienced grazier. Open to sheep or cattle.
Access is good, fields are being improved, and we are keen to support rotational grazing practices where appropriate.
Flexible and pragmatic approach – seeking a reliable, long-term working relationship.
We are a first generation farming couple looking to integrate sheep into arable rotations. We are looking for grazing of either herbal leys, cover crops or turnips etc. We have temporary electric fencing which can be put up and removed, as well as portable handling systems and water bousers. All sheep are electric fence trained. Looking for grazing in Hampshire and Wiltshire.
