Our small herd of pedigree Kunekune pigs arrived in March 2020. We have two girls, Dotty and Frankie, as well as a castrated male, Tapas. These are our cuddle pigs and will be with us for life. This wonderful breed from New Zealand were almost extinct back in the 70's, but were brought back from the brink by dedicated enthusiasts.
They love our company and will happily roll over for a belly rub.
Meet our goats; Gertie, Hazel and Red our Boer goats, and our critically endangered English Goats Cass, Bonnie, Phelicity, Phoebe, Gracie, Beatrice, Hetty, cuddle monster Elliot, plus English billy Murray.
The goats are very entertaining and love a cuddle, although beware they like zips and laces!!
Latest News 13/03/26
Our baby goats are arriving, we have four so far this year, with many more to come.
Our geese arrived on the farm when they were just 2 days old and have blossomed into beautiful adult geese. Did you know 5 geese eat the same as one cow!!!
They are fantastic guard geese, squawking loudly when anyone new arrives. They happily free range around the farm, and then after a hard day eating they follow us back to go to bed.
Our flock of 26 hens and a cockerel, Nelson, keep us and our neighbours supplied with eggs. We have a nice mix of pedigrees, crosses and rescue commercial hens. They have free roam of the farm allowing them to forage naturally and produce the most delicious eggs.
Many of them enjoy a cuddle.
We have a small flock of 35 sheep. Some are rare breed, some pedigree and some are waifs and strays we fostered and kept, including Edie and Sydney, our two bottle fed lambs from last year who love some fuss.
Latest news 13/03/26
The lambs are arriving. We already have three lambs which visitors can bottle feed.
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