In October 1903 “live and dead farming stock” was advertised “the property of Mr Albert E Schofield, who is giving up farming.” "Rodney Farm, Loxley" was the heading.

So it's possible Thomas Hague purchased it around 1903. Thanks for updates

Just to clarify, it was Schofield's livestock and equipment that was for sale. Not the property.

"wondering if Rodney Farm was a Hague farm"
You have seen this about Ethel nee Hague, originally from Rodney Farm, Loxley.
https://www.thestar.co.uk/heritage-and-retro/retro/family-find-tragic-wartime-letter-about-soldiers-death-3302364