Quex Farm is part of a historic family estate located in East Kent. We work with a range of organisations to encourage and improve profitable farming, and reduce our reliance on artificial chemicals, while caring for wildlife, birds and encouraging pollinating insects.

We also work with local schools and are accredited by LEAF (Linking Environment and Farming) to host farm visits and promote learning about British farming and caring for our environment.

Meet the Team

  • Anthony Curwen

    Anthony Curwen

    Estate Manager

  • Elliot Walters

    Elliot Walters

    Arable Farm Manager

  • David Whitehead

    David Whitehead

    Farms Manager

  • Jack Scott

    Jack Scott

    Vegetable Manager

  • Alan

    Alan Winch

    Arable Operator

  • Callum drilling cover crop

    Callum

    Arable operator

A History of Farming at Quex Park

  • Founders of Quex Park Estate Company

    The Quex Park Estates Company is Founded

    Major Percy H. G. Powell-Cotton, and his brother Gerald McLeod Powell-Cotton, established the Quex Park Estates Company on the 10th April, 1923 to manage the farm and the estates.

  • A black and white photo of cows grazing on a grassy field with a large, multi-story house in the background.

    Cattle Grazing in the front meadow at Quex Park

    Dairy cattle grazing in the front meadow of Quex Park in 1907. Behind them you can see the ivy-clad mansion house.

  • The Land Army

    Women's Land Army at Quex Park WWII

    This image was taken of members of the Women’s Land Army on the day Victory in Europe was declared. With other farm workers, they ran to the Waterloo Tower to ring the peal of bells in celebration.