CCF is a farmer owned co-operative trading across Wales and the borders, providing a complete range of farming and country dweller products.

We have a network of 19 retail stores located across Wales and our own feed blending plant near Cardigan. Our head office is located at Clynderwen, Pembrokeshire.

ABOUT CCF:

CLYNDERWEN AND CARDIGANSHIRE FARMERS LTD

CCF provides technical information and advice to our customers, to ensure you make the best buying decision when purchasing products. We have animal and crop health and nutrition specialists who provide advice and recommend products most suitable for your requirements.

As a co-operative we intend to fulfil our role as a farmer-owned business committed to being the natural choice for our stakeholders.

The Clynderwen & District Farmers Association originated in the countryside stretching along the Preseli foothills to the Pembrokeshire and Carmarthen border. Ben John, a young agriculturalist, attracted a small band of fellow enthusiasts who, in this district, were to ‘blaze the trail’ of agricultural co-operation. A branch of the Co-operative Movement was born in Clynderwen.

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Join our team!
We’re recruiting for a:
~ Product Manager Support Co-Ordinator
~ Customer Services Representative
For more information, visit www.ccfagri.co.uk/jobs
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Your dog's flea treatment could be affecting more than just fleas... 💧🐶

Many dogs love cooling off in rivers, streams and lakes during the summer. But did you know some topical flea and tick treatments can wash into our waterways, where they may harm aquatic life?

Choosing an oral treatment, like Advantage Chewable, helps protect your dog without leaving residues behind in the water.

Protect your pet and your environment. 🌿

Ask in store about the right flea and tick treatment for your dog.

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Gall eich triniaeth cŵn rhag chwain bod yn effeithio mwy na'r chwain yn unig... 💧🐶

Mae nifer o gŵn yn mwynhau oeri mewn afonydd, nentydd a llynoedd yn ystod yr hâf. Ond oeddech chi'n gwybod y gall rhai triniaethau chwain a trogod olchi i'n ffynhonellau dŵr, lle gallant amharu ar fywyd yn y dŵr?

Mae dewis triniaeth trwy'r ceg, fel Advantage Chewable, yn helpu i arbed eich ci heb adael gweddillion yn y dŵr.

Arbedwch eich anifail anwes a'r amgylchedd. 🌿

Gofynwch yn ein siopau am y driniaeth cywir rhag chwain a trogod i'ch ci.
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Earlier this week, our agronomist Lyndon Harris spoke at a ‘Maize to Milk’ on-farm event in Ceredigion, hosted by Glynllifon and South Caernarfon Creameries.
Did you know?
💰 Money saving – maize gives the potential for higher, more consistent yield compared to a four-cut grass system with as little as a third of the nutrient requirements
🌱 No more fallow winters – hardier varieties and developments in sowing methods mean the crop can be harvested earlier making a winter grass crop possible
🌽 Maize can be for more than just milk – its high level of starch makes it an ideal option for finishing beef cattle
Want to know more? Contact our agronomy specialists today to discuss your options

Yn gynharach yr wythnos hon, roedd ein agronomegydd Lyndon Harris yn siarad mewn digwyddiad ‘Indrawn i Laeth’ mewn digwyddiad ar-fferm yng Ngheredigion, wedi ei gynnal gan Coleg Glynllifon ac Hufenfa De Arfon.
Oeddech chi’n gwybod?
💰 Arbed arian – mae indrawn â’r potensial am gnwd uwch, mwy cyson i’w gymharu â system glaswellt 4 toriad gyda cyn lleied a threian o’r mewnbynnau maetholion
🌱 Dim gaeafau heb orchudd – mae mathau mwy gwydn a datblygiadau plannu yn golygu gall y cnwd cael ei gynhaeafu yn gynt gan alluogi cnwd o laswellt dros y gaeaf
🌽 Mae indrawn i fwy na llaeth – mae ei lefel uchel o starts yn ei wneud yn addas i orffen gwartheg bîff
Eisiau gwybod mwy? Cysylltwch â’n arbenigwyr agronomeg i drafod eich opsiynau
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