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Just south of Aberdeen the Groat family have been working the land for generations and at the humble beginning milking just 6 cows by hand. The family have always been big cheese lovers and cheesemaking has always been in our family history. Having been looking for a new adventure cheesemaking was an obvious choice so The Devenick Dairy was born in 2006.
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A prominent and active local farm shop for the last decade, The Store is located on the Booth family farm where grass-fed lamb and Aberdeen Angus beef are reared in small numbers. The well-stocked meat counter includes sausages and freshly made shepherd's pie, curry and lasagne, and various cuts and joints for the Sunday roast - all prepared in the on-site butchery and kitchen. In addition, there's a range of locally sourced foods including vegetables and cheeses, while a new coffee shop offers a smart sit-in option for sweet and savoury food.
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Situated on the edge of the Home Park, The Royal Farms Windsor Farm Shop is just a short distance away from the beautiful scenery of the Great Park and historic surroundings of Windsor Castle. The Shop was created by converting Victorian potting sheds and constructing two new buildings which became the Farm Shop and the Coffee Shop. The shop opened in 2001 as an outlet to sell locally sourced goods and produce from the Royal Estates and The Great Park.
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Whether it’s your first time picking your own fruit or you come every year, we hope to make your visit to the farm easy and enjoyable.
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Poplars Farm has been in the ownership of the Colwill Family for over 100 years and, as a genuine Family Farm, has adapted many times over the years.
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One of the few farms in Argyll to raise and finish their own cattle, Barbreck is situated on rich, low-lying pasture at the head of Loch Craignish, around 20 miles south of Oban. Calves are suckled until 10 months old and fed home-produced silage when wintering in sheds, before being butchered on site. Barbreck's lambs are raised on their mother's milk and herb-rich hill pastures, and both meats are available from their website and in the farm shop, alongside seasonal pork from Mull and local venison.
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Hillheads also operate out of a farm shop which stocks a range of local produce including eggs, potatoes, fruit, vegetables and locally made chutneys and jams.
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We are Island farmers with a genuine passion and love for good food. We take pride in all that we sell; aiming to provide the very best in quality and variety in fresh local Isle of Wight produce, bringing Island farmers and food producers direct to you.
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At Balgove we take food very seriously and most certainly favour 'living to eat' over 'eating to live'; if you feel likewise then we'll get on very well.
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The Devenick Dairy
Just south of Aberdeen the Groat family have been working the land for generations and at the humble beginning milking just 6 cows by hand. The family have always been big cheese lovers and cheesemaking has always been in our family history. Having been looking for a new adventure cheesemaking was an obvious choice so The Devenick Dairy was born in 2006.
The Store Company
A prominent and active local farm shop for the last decade, The Store is located on the Booth family farm where grass-fed lamb and Aberdeen Angus beef are reared in small numbers. The well-stocked meat counter includes sausages and freshly made shepherd's pie, curry and lasagne, and various cuts and joints for the Sunday roast - all prepared in the on-site butchery and kitchen. In addition, there's a range of locally sourced foods including vegetables and cheeses, while a new coffee shop offers a smart sit-in option for sweet and savoury food.
Windsor Farm Shop
Situated on the edge of the Home Park, The Royal Farms Windsor Farm Shop is just a short distance away from the beautiful scenery of the Great Park and historic surroundings of Windsor Castle. The Shop was created by converting Victorian potting sheds and constructing two new buildings which became the Farm Shop and the Coffee Shop. The shop opened in 2001 as an outlet to sell locally sourced goods and produce from the Royal Estates and The Great Park.
McLauchlans of Boxted
Whether it’s your first time picking your own fruit or you come every year, we hope to make your visit to the farm easy and enjoyable.
Poplars Farm Shop
Poplars Farm has been in the ownership of the Colwill Family for over 100 years and, as a genuine Family Farm, has adapted many times over the years.
Barbreck Farms
One of the few farms in Argyll to raise and finish their own cattle, Barbreck is situated on rich, low-lying pasture at the head of Loch Craignish, around 20 miles south of Oban. Calves are suckled until 10 months old and fed home-produced silage when wintering in sheds, before being butchered on site. Barbreck's lambs are raised on their mother's milk and herb-rich hill pastures, and both meats are available from their website and in the farm shop, alongside seasonal pork from Mull and local venison.
Hillheads Farm Shop
Hillheads also operate out of a farm shop which stocks a range of local produce including eggs, potatoes, fruit, vegetables and locally made chutneys and jams.
Farmer Jack's Farm Shop
We are Island farmers with a genuine passion and love for good food. We take pride in all that we sell; aiming to provide the very best in quality and variety in fresh local Isle of Wight produce, bringing Island farmers and food producers direct to you.
Balgove Larder
At Balgove we take food very seriously and most certainly favour 'living to eat' over 'eating to live'; if you feel likewise then we'll get on very well.