Blue Tongue Disease and Vaccinations
Find out how we are approaching the Blue Tongue epidemic sweeping through Devon and Cornwall
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Our First Felting Workshop!
Behind the Scenes: Our First EVER Tregaver Fibre Felting Workshop! I am still absolutely buzzing from last night! It was my first time teaching a needle felting workshop, and I am over the moon with how it went. Before I started farming, I spent over 15 years as a qualified teacher in Philosophy. Even with all that classroom experience, I have to admit I had a few butterflies! I had never taught anything "creative" before, but as it turned out, I need not have been nervous at all. Our lovely att
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Learn more about our Batts!
A deeper dive into our carded Art Batts, beloved by spinners and felters!
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A closer look at some of our best sellers! Mystery Scoops
What's included in our mystery scoops and how to use them!
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New things, Season Changes........ And all that Jazz!
Hi all! Farm news: We are really heading into Autumn now, the nights are drawing in, and the mornings are a touch more chilly! This has been a MAST year, with masses of acorns, which is a huge worry for us as they are toxic to both sheep and goats.... It does seem that the majority have dropped now, and I'm considering the implications of borrowing a pig or two in the next mast year as they eat acorns with no ill effects! As we had poor grazing this year due to the very hot summer, our sheep are
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Newsletter now happening!
I've decided to show you the contents of our first newsletter here in our blog. Head to our home page, scroll to the bottom to see the NEWSLETTER signup, and you'll be enrolled into our newsletter Our newsletter will contain some stories from the farm, and information on new products or challenges, bargains, deals and discounts and lots lots more!
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Do you want a newsletter? What's the best way to keep you informed of new products and deals??
How do I keep you in the loop?
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Filming on the Farm
A little story about how we ended up with a film crew on the farm, and my TV debut!
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From sheep to shop
Good afternoon from a soggy Cornwall! For many years now, I've been asked my numerous customers to stock coloured carded wool. This has, up until now, been difficult. Most coloured carded wool available to buy here in the UK, is imported from New Zealand, and other countries. It's absolute madness to ship wool in excess of 18000 miles, when we have our own farmers, here in the UK, growing some beautiful wool. I still can't get my head around why it's cheaper to import wool, rather than to use th
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Seasons are Changing!
A quick look back over summer, and what we expect from Autumn and Winter
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