Chickens.
Chickens, and the eggs that come with them. Chapter 7 was called Fluffing, which is a better joke once you have seen it.
- Chapter
- 7 — Fluffing
- Produces
- Eggs, for the café and the shop
About them.
Chickens, and the eggs that come with them. Chapter 7 was called Fluffing, which is a better joke once you have seen it.
Every animal here is farmed to British welfare standards. The programme has never edited out the difficult parts of livestock farming, and neither does this website.
- Chapter: 7 — Fluffing
- Produces: Eggs, for the café and the shop
British standards
Throughout, without exception.
On camera
The field cameras run all year.
Fosterable
A season at a time.
In the shop
As a nineteen-pound soft toy, usually out of stock.
These are illustrations rather than photographs — screen-printed plates in the estate palette, used wherever a genuine photograph is not available to us.
Watch them.
Field cameras, all year, including lambing.
What people actually ask.
The two questions this page gets most, answered without a support ticket.
The seasonal state at the top of every page is the short answer, and the farming year is the long one.
Not on foot, most of the year — it is a working farm with machinery in it. The cameras, the virtual walk and the footpaths are the honest alternatives.
The honest version, fortnightly
No campaign calendar, no filler. When there is nothing to say we do not send anything.
If something on this page is wrong, Bothering Us goes to a person and we will change it.
