Our animals are at the very heart if what we do.

 

We predominantly raise rare-breed animals which are featured, somewhere, on the RBST watchlist. We do this in the hope that we can help increase their numbers and, in turn, help improve the breed status.

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Due to years of cross breeding, we cannot keep all the animals we raise as, sometimes, they do not meet the breed standards. This means that they do not improve the breeds status and so should not used for breeding. Some of these we will sell to pet farms; the rest, they will become meat products.

 

All of the animals we rear, regardless of what they will become, we aim to raise them as ethically & in the the very best way we can:

         -All our animals are free range

-We never overstock our pastures

-If there is not enough grass for the grazers, we make sure they get additional feed

-Our meat animals are raised slowly, giving it more time to enjoy life.

-We only supply our meat products to our local town keeping the food miles and CO2 emissions as low as possible.

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>>> This is our mate ram-a-lamb. He is a 2 year old, bottle fed; cross breed, wether and, even though he cant sire any off-spring, he will stay on the farm until his last days 

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