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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We’ve got some exciting news to share this week…

🚐 Have you spotted the new CCF van out and about across North Wales? 👀

Our new van will be hitting the roads across all corners of North Wales, helping us get even closer to the farmers we serve and making it easier to deliver the products, advice and support you need, when you need it.

Keep your eyes peeled for the new van and if you spot it, give us a wave! 👋

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Mae gennym newyddion cyffrous i rannu wythnos yma...

🚐 Ydych chi wedi gweld y fan newydd CCF ar hyd y lle ar draws Gogledd Cymru? 👀

Bydd ein fan newydd yn mynd i bob cwr o Ogledd Cymru gan ddod â ni yn agosach i’r ffermwyr rydym yn gwasanaethu ac yn ei wneud yn haws i ddarparu’r nwyddau, cyngor a chefnogaeth yr ydych angen, pryd yr ydych ei angen.

Cadwch eich llygaid yn agored am y fan newydd ac os ydych yn ei weld, cofiwch godi eich llaw! 👋
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Autumn calving is here 🐄🍂 are your calves getting the best possible start?

Kirsty, our Youngstock Specialist, shares three key tips to help set your calves up for success this autumn:

1️⃣ Focus on dry cow nutrition
The three weeks before calving are crucial for supporting optimal colostrum quality. Testing colostrum with a refractometer can help ensure you’re getting the quality you need.

2️⃣ Make hygiene a priority
Whether you’re using automatic machine feeding or teat bars, regularly changing and cleaning teats is essential for maintaining good hygiene and supporting consistent nutritional intake.

3️⃣ Encourage early rumen development
Providing clean, consistent starter feed alongside forage and ad-lib water can help optimise rumen development and set calves up for the future.

📩 Get in touch with the team today for further information or advice.

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Mae lloia’r Hydref yma 🐄🍂 yw eich lloi yn cael y cychwyn gorau posib?

Dyma Kirsty, ein arbenigwr gwartheg ifanc yn rhannu tri darn o gyngor i roi eich lloi ar lwybr llwyddiant yr hydref yma:

1️⃣ Canolbwyntio ar faeth gwartheg sych
Mae’r tri wythnos cyn lloia yn hanfodol ar gyfer ansawdd colostrwm. Mae profi gan ddefnyddio refractometer yn gallu eich cynorthwyo i sicrhau eich bod yn darparu’r ansawdd sydd ei angen.

2️⃣ Gwnewch hylendid yn flaenoriaeth
Os ydych yn defnyddio peiriant awtomatig neu fwydo trwy gafn, mae newid a glanhau tethau yn rheolaidd yn hanfodol i sicrhau glendid a maeth digonol yn rheolaidd.

3️⃣ Annog datblygiad cynnar y rwmen
Trwy ddarparu bwyd cychwynnol glân a chyson, ochr-yn-ochr â phorthiant a dŵr glân rydych yn paratoi rwmen y lloi ar gyfer y dyfodol.

📩 Cysylltwch â’r tîm heddiw am fwy o wybodaeth neu gyngor.
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We're recruiting for a warehouse assistant at our Rhayader store. Join our team delivering great service to our customers!
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Rydym yn recriwtio ar gyfer cynorthwyydd warws yn ein siop yn Rhayader. Ymunwch â'n tîm sy'n darparu gwasanaeth gwych i'n cwsmeriaid!
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