Summer Solstice

Summer Solstice

Well it is official summer has finally arrived! Last week was the Summer Solstice and the astronomical first day of summer. Although it is safe to say that with the hot weather it has certainly been feeling like summer for the last few weeks! What Is The Summer Solstice? Charlie was asking this exact question!…

And so it begins……

And so it begins……

And so the march to Christmas 2023 has now well and truly started with the arrival of 150 beautiful yellow balls of fluff this week. Our time without poultry at the farm seems to pass quicker and quicker each year. This time it simply doesn’t seem possible that it is that time of year once…

Porthleven Food Festival

Porthleven Food Festival

At the weekend we attended our first food festival in Porthleven where we had a brilliant few days. We were in the Food and Farming marquee which was situated alongside the beautiful harbour. Having never attended the event or done a food festival before we really didn’t know what to expect or know how much…

Easter Holidays Have come and gone

Easter Holidays Have come and gone

School holidays are always a juggle but there is something so freeing about the lack of clock watching for the school runs, packed lunches, clubs and the eternal search for Flora’s shoes. This is the first school holiday where we haven’t stopped ‘beefing’. With our regular customers and subscription orders a break is now easier…

Over the halfway point

Over the halfway point

It always feels like such a milestone when you hit the halfway point in the calving season. Will has been up around the clock checking all of our beautiful ladies in waiting for signs of labour. Luckily the shorthorn is generally known for its easy calving as they will more often than not have a…

Farmer Will Went to school

Farmer Will Went to school

Last week Will was kindly invited to Nanpean school to speak to the children about farming and what it takes to be a farmer. Will told them all about the cattle, our beef programme and all about our Christmas poultry. He took in samples of hay, haylage, silage and fresh grass to show them how…

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