Individual Attention
Small herd and flock sizes are intended to allow close observation of animal health, condition and behaviour.
Pasture & Livestock
Our vision for livestock farming is founded on a profound respect for the animals in our care.
Pasture & Livestock
We believe responsible animal husbandry should place welfare, appropriate nutrition, careful observation and suitable living conditions at the centre of every decision.
Eden & Fell plans to develop small-scale livestock operations, beginning with carefully selected breeds suited to the available land and management systems.
Welfare First
Small herd and flock sizes are intended to allow close observation of animal health, condition and behaviour.
We aim to provide suitable pasture and outdoor environments, with shelter and housing whenever weather, health or welfare requirements make them necessary.
Our feeding programmes will be designed around each species’ nutritional needs, with appropriate forage, clean water and supplementary feed when required.
Routine health planning, parasite management, vaccinations where appropriate and timely veterinary treatment will be central to our livestock management.
We intend to use calm, considered handling methods that minimise unnecessary stress.
Pasture & Livestock
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A proposed limited collection of carefully reared lamb, with attention to breed suitability, welfare, nutrition and traceability.

A future collection of premium beef from selected cattle raised under a carefully managed welfare and pasture programme.

A small dairy herd is planned for the future, with the aim of producing fresh goat’s milk and selected artisan dairy products.

A proposed small-scale poultry operation focused on healthy birds, suitable accommodation and carefully managed egg production.
Advance Reservations
We intend to offer selected meat products through advance reservations, subject to livestock availability, seasonal production and the necessary processing arrangements.
This approach will help us plan responsibly, reduce avoidable waste and avoid increasing livestock numbers simply to meet unlimited demand.

The finest standard of care is not a luxury. It is a responsibility.