Home Farm Explained

Home Farm may refer to:

Farms

• Home farm (agriculture), a part of a large country estate that is farmed by the landowner or an employed farm manager
• Home Farm, Brodick, the estate farm for Brodick Castle, in Scotland
• Home Farm (East Whitehall, New York), historic farm
• Home Farm (Leesburg, Virginia), Virginia Historic Landmark and farm, and U.S. National Register of Historic Places
• Home Farm, Old Dalby, Grade II listed building in Leicestershire
• Duchy Home Farm, an organic farm within the grounds of Highgrove House, England
• Home Farm, fictional farm and business in the UK soap opera Emmerdale
• Home Farm, fictional farm in the UK radio soap opera The Archers

Football

• Home Farm Everton, name of Home Farm F.C. between 1995 and 1999
• Home Farm F.C., Irish football club
• Home Farm Fingal, name of Dublin City F.C. before 2001
• Home Farm, former home ground of Queens Park Rangers F.C.

Other uses

• Home Farm, Bracknell, a suburb in Berkshire, England
• Home Farm (Woodland Trust), a Woodland Trust area between Burkham and Bentworth, Hampshire
• Home Farm, a development near Caerleon, southern Wales

See also

• Manor Farm (disambiguation), a similar sort of farm established during the centuries of manorialism