D.J. Moor is a family-run fruit farm enterprise that extends to over 165 acres and employs three full-time staff and up to 30 casuals during harvesting. The orchards adjoin the land originally planted with apples and cherries by Richard Harris in the sixteenth century and known as The King's Orchards in the village of Teynham for the enjoyment of King Henry VIII. The Moor family have been fruit growers for four generations.

Brogdale is home to the National Fruit Collections, the largest collection of varieties of fruit trees in the world. Over 2,300 different varieties of apple, 550 of pear, 350 of plum, 220 of cherry, 320 varieties of bush fruits, as well as smaller collections of nuts & vines are grown here in 150 acres of beautiful orchards. Spectacular in blossom time, the orchards are also at their best in late summer & autumn, when the ripe fruit is ready for picking.

Oakwood Farm, set in 93 acres of the beautiful East Sussex countryside, was planted with apple trees in 1947 and has been in production ever since. Currently the farm has approximately 40 acres of orchards.