About the animals
We have six hundred outdoor Landrace cross Duroc sows. The
sows live in arks on grass covered light land. Piglets are grown
on in outdoor, straw based kennels with adlib food, water and plenty
of fresh air. They are fed on a cereal based diet with no growth
promoters or antibiotics.
Sheep: the four hundred mules are crossed with Texel and
Charolais rams.
Beef cattle come from Trevor Child, our neighbour. His suckler
herd spends the summer grazing SSSI marshes around the Norfolk Broads,
mostly at South Walsham. They are over wintered in large straw barns
where they are fed on stock feed vegetables and cereals. The carcasses
are then hung for 18-22 days to maximise the natural tenderness
and flavour.
Free range chickens come from Jason Peart at Hindolveston
where the chickens roam around the farmyard - truly traditional
poultry fed on wheat grown and milled on the farm.

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