Hemyock Milk Factory – Storage Tanks

Hemyock Milk Factory

Hemyock Milk Factory.

Hemyock – Arial view of milk factory and village looking south. Undated

Hemyock Milk Factory – Arial view, undated

Hemyock Milk Factory – Arial view, undated

The Hemyock Home Guard

The Hemyock Milk Factory

Looking up to Pencross from behind Station Road taking in the Milk Factory which operated up until 1999.

A selection of the short horn calves after distribution in Hemyock Market

Hemyock was behind the Catherine Wheel and operated into the 1970’s.

The Canadian Manager of Factory inspecting the first young farmers

Canada was the first country to select Holstein Fresians as the select breed of milk producing cattle.
He was specialist given the job of improving the milk yield in the UK after the first world war and introduced the breed by giving a H-F calf to the children of farmers who then recorded what they were fed and eventually their milk yield. The heifers were then sold to farmers with £5 deducted as the cost of the calf when given to the children.