Tim and Carolyn have now joined Tim’s father, Roger, in the business. The revamped farm, an agricultural contracting business and a reasonably large flock of sheep are their main focus. In the late 1980s, Wadswick’s first product line becomes homegrown potatoes, planted and harvested by all members of Tim and Carolyn’s young family and sold by way of a wired up old car horn to attract attention. If no one was available to take the money, then an honesty box prevailed. Customers began to ask for the odd bag of oats for their horses and mixed corn for their chickens and before long a fledgling feed business emerged selling homegrown crops. When a small local equestrian shop closed down, Carolyn decided to buy the stock and expand the offering at Wadswick. Wadswick Country Store was officially born! It was initially run from a small barn and many of our customers still tell us that they have fond memories of shopping in the original Wadswick.