Fresh produce, grown according to the season, giving the best flavours for the time of year!

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VEGETABLES

  • We grow a variety of long season crops including kales, cabbages, cauliflowers and squashes. This seasons varieties include Black Magic, Holland Late, Aviron F1 and Musque de Provence.

  • We grow a wide range of veg in our polytunnel including heirloom tomatoes, chilies, peppers, cucumbers. This seasons varieties include Black Opals, Padrons, Beit Alpha and Buffalosun.

  • We grow a variety of lettuces and greens all year including all year round lettuce, swiss chard, raddicchio, rocket and salad mixes.

  • We grow a variety of root crops including leeks, carrots, radishes, turnips and beetroot. This seasons varieties include Poloneza, Long White Icicle, Detroit Globe and Early Nantes.

  • We grow some special short season crops including sweetcorn and brussells sprouts. This year we will be growing Brendan 1 and Incredible.

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POULTRY

  • We hatch our Light Sussex poultry and the cockerels are grown on for the table. Traditional chicken full of flavour and great for roasting and soups.

  • Our free range geese are bought in as day olds and are raised on our pastures. Available for Christmas only.

  • Our turkeys are bought in as day olds and are raised in our pastures enjoying a home milled grain feed and grass. Available for Christmas only.

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JACOB LAMB

  • Jacob lamb (hogget really as they are technically older than a year!) are very slow growing so full of flavour. Available in individual joints throughout the year depending on availability.

  • Our popular Jacob mutton is 100% grass fed. Available in individual joints throughout the year depending on availability.

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PANTRY ITEMS

  • Eggs from our free range Light Sussex Flock.

  • Delicious set honey made by one of our wonderful neighbours just up the road from the farm.

  • Delicious clear honey made by one of our wonderful neighbours just up the road from the farm.

  • Homemade jellies and chutneys made using produce grown on the farm.

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HERBS

  • We grow a variety of herbs that enjoy a long season including thyme and rosemary.

  • We grow a variety of green herbs including basil, parsley, coriander and dill.

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JACOB WOOL PRODUCTS

  • Sheepskins from our flock of Jacobs, tanned on farm by us using traditional tanning methods.

A variety of fresh heirloom tomatoes in different shapes, sizes, and colors, including green, red, yellow, orange, and purple, displayed together.
Bunches of garlic bulbs hanging from braided stalks on a wooden fence, in an outdoor setting.
Jars of redcurrant jelly displayed on a wire shelf with labels showing batch number and weight.
Fresh red and purple lettuce heads in a green basket at a grocery store.
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Three jars of Northampton honey with gold lids, showing a landscape label with flowers and fields, on a light-colored surface.
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Freshly harvested orange carrots with green leafy tops lying on a metal grid outdoors.
Several packages of frozen Jacob Mutton meat with handwritten labels indicating weight and date.
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