Celebrating the Great British Roast

Celebrating the Great British Roast

Earlier this month a Great British favourite – the Yorkshire Pudding, enjoyed slightly more than five minutes of fame with its own special day – February 5 (should you wish to mark it in your diary for next year!) Although we love a Yorkshire pud as much as the...
Thank you to everyone who came along to our Pasture Walk!

Thank you to everyone who came along to our Pasture Walk!

We want to say a big thank you to everyone who came along to our first ever Pasture Walk on Sunday, October 23. It was great to see so many of you at the farm, and we hope you enjoyed meeting the animals, and learning about how we run things here at Farm2Fork. The sun...
Join Our Pasture Walk, October 23

Join Our Pasture Walk, October 23

We’re so excited to be able to invite you and your families along to Farm2Fork for our Pasture Walk on Sunday, October 23. As a half-term treat why not come and experience the farm firsthand, meet the animals, learn about what we do, watch how we work and understand...
Pasture-Raised Chicken

Pasture-Raised Chicken

I’m a big fan of Joel Salatin, the Virginia-based farming guru who believes in a wholesome, natural way of farming. When I saw how he raised his chickens using a really simply designed moveable pen, it seemed only natural to adopt it on the Farm2Fork farm with our new...
We’re delighted to welcome a new member of the team to Farm2Fork

We’re delighted to welcome a new member of the team to Farm2Fork

Emma Wynne-Jones, herdess, environmentalist, and holistic thinker, has recently touched down in the UK from America where she’s worked for many years riding horseback as a carbon cowgirl. Emma was attracted to Farm2Fork because of its grass-fed credentials and our...
Tasmania

Tasmania

It seems like I’ve been travelling an awful lot recently. Some of you may know that I’ve just returned from a three-week trip to Tasmania. It’s all in the name of work, honestly! As part of my Nuffield Scholarship, I have to undertake a certain number of weeks of...
Winter on the farm – the livestock present their woolly coats!

Winter on the farm – the livestock present their woolly coats!

Many people ask us what happens to the animals here on the farm during wintertime. Do they have to go inside? Do they have to wear winter jackets? Do they need extra food? The answer is quite simply that our animals graze outside, year round, just as they would have...
The Oxford Real Farming Conference

The Oxford Real Farming Conference

Farm2Fork is blazing a trail in the grass-fed revolution, and I was lucky enough to spread the word about the benefits of grass-fed meat at a recent conference in Oxford. My presentation at The Oxford Real Farming Conference was entitled Our Grass-fed Future: A Rescue...
American Travels

American Travels

I’ve recently returned from my travels around America to discover why grass-fed meat is not promoted as widely in the UK. After winning a prestigious Nuffield Scholarship, I was tasked with researching this niche market and reporting back on my findings. In 28 days I...
Meat As Nature Intended

Meat As Nature Intended

Here at Farm2Fork we raise traditional, native breed beef, goose and lamb to live exactly as nature intended. It means that at Greenway farm we have chosen to respect nature’s seasons, and graze our lush herb-rich meadow pastures to provide our animals with a...

Nuffield Farming Scholarship 2015

As well as a farm move Ollie has successfully won a prestigious Nuffield Farming Scholarship this year. This will allow him to investigate why the benefits of 100% grassfed meat and dairy are not widely promoted within the UK food market. Subsequently he hopes to help...
How herbs can help…!

How herbs can help…!

Greenway Farm’s pasture consists of what’s known as ‘herbal grazing leys’. In these new grazing leys you will find… 4 varieties of grass, 6 varieties of clover, the herbs: birdsfoot trefoil, sainfoin, chicory, ribgrass, burnet, yarrow and...
The Move to Greenway Farm

The Move to Greenway Farm

In June the whole farm moved! From the small scale operation at Grove Farm to 125 acres of south facing land near Ilminster, Somerset. Now at the new ‘Greenway Farm’, Ollie can realise his dream of creating a sustainable, healthy farm that can provide good quality...