Moor Farm has been owned by the Stephens family since 1949. It was bought by Des (deceased) and Rene Stephens who is still a partner in the farm, although retired. Paul, their son and his wife Roz, now run the farm and live there with their daughter Katie.

Like most farms, over the years, amalgamations have gone on and Moor Farm now comprises four farms. They are run in conjunction with Fosters Wold Farm, totalling 883 acres, mostly in a 'ring fence'. Crops grown are Wheat, Malting Barley, Oilseed Rape and some land is rented out for Potatoes. The other major enterprise is a Broiler Chicken unit.

The horse enterprise was started recently at the beginning of 2004 and is run by Katie with help from her mum and a part time stable girl. There are two separate yards. One at Moor Farm comprising 7 large stables with several paddocks, and the other at Fosters Wold, which has 12 large stables and 6 acres of paddocks in a beautiful setting surrounded by a shelter belt. Moor Farm is generally kept for Katie's own horses and those that need schooling as the arena is there. Fosters Wold is open to DIY and full livery and has ample hacking routes, both on and off road. The arena is available for hire by appointment.