February

Copse Gate Farm, Whitchurch Canonicorum, Bridport, Dorset DT6 6RN
https://copsegatefarm.com

March

Stroud Micro Dairy, Oakbrook Community Farm, Stroud GL6 7QN
https://oakbrookfarm.org.uk/our-tenants/

April

Farm on the Fell
100% Grass fed Jersey milk and gelato 
Nationwide mail order 
https://farmonthefell.co.uk

May

T E Ritchie & Sons, Ownston Grange, Bentley, Doncaster, South Yorkshire, DN5 0LS
Raw cows milk & milk shakes.
https://www.facebook.com/owstongrange/

June

Mel's Dairy, Spring Bank Farm, Barrage Road, Staffordshire moorlands, ST8 7NU
Raw goats milk, mail order available.
https://www.facebook.com/profi.....8642662945

July

Grape Vibes Limited, Spence Farm, Wooton, Fitzpaine, Bridport, Dorset, DT6 6DF
Raw cows milk

Snydale Gate Farm, Bolton Road, BL5 3EJ
Raw cows milk

August

J&C Stephens, Wallstone Farm, Portskewett, Monmouthshire, NP26 5TU
Raw cows milk

Milkwell Ltd, Mathafarn Farm, Llanwrin, Machynlleth SY20 8QH, UK
Raw cows milk

September

Jackson's Raw Milk, Low Woodside Farm, Woodside Road, Keighley BD20 0BT, United Kingdom
Raw cows milk.

RUMBULLION FARM RUMBULLION FARM SALTASH CORNWALL PL12 6NH
Raw cows milk

October

The Hayloft, Sugley Ln, Horsley, Stroud GL6 0SU, United Kingdom
Raw Jersey milk.
Contact directly for weekly/monthly milk subscriptions and regular local delivery or purchase at the farm shop. https://www.facebook.com/Haylo.....m.Horsley/

Home Farm Gilgarran, Workington CA14 4RF
Raw cows milk

November

Splash Farm, Burpham, Arundel, West Sussex BN18 9RE.
Raw cows milk.
https://www.splashfarm.co.uk

November

S.T. Milligan, Greenhouse Farm Lowca, Whitehaven CA28 6QS, UK
Raw cows milk

Thanks for your mail. We are in Buckinghamshire too, so hoping they will be relaxed about our birth options. 

Glad to hear the NHS were accommodating, otherwise potentially we are discussing home births with a doula! 

Kind Regards 

Jaskiran

https://www.lfm.org.uk/markets.....arylebone/

On Marlebone High Street there is one of the UK's best cheese shops:

https://lafromagerie.co.uk/

For mail order grass fed meat, a good place to start is Pasture Fed Livestock Association, certifying 100% grass fed, most such farms will deliver to doorstep.

https://www.pastureforlife.org/

Jacqueline

A lot of you know us and we have lived like this for the last 17 years, dealing directly with the farmer giving him our cash to go directly into his pocket to meet his needs and that of his family.

For many years we have been conditioned to go to the SUPERMARKETS (which are neither super nor a market)

We have been sold that they are good and have surrendered our freedom of choice by sailing in the wind of convenience and comfort and staying there. It has and is part of the all-in-one place FEMA mentally. We must remember history and how our grandparents did the same. We cannot afford to lose our farmers and their excellent husbandry which I have witnessed all too often, to one day find supermarkets only supplying vegan processed recycled waste in their stead.

The cattle are Aberdeen Angus cross & Hereford cross grazed on organic farmland. They are pasture-for-life certified which means they only eat grass, silage & hay from the farm.

What you are likely to receive in your whole/half quarter cow: Chuck, topside, silverside rump steak, brisket, ribeye, sirloin steak, skirt steak, minced meat, organ meat, and bones.

Wholesale prices are: 

The rate is £12.50 per kg, cows weight is around 330kg so approx. figures are:

Whole cow £4125
Half cow £2062.50
Quarter cow £1031.25

The weight of the cow can be more or less making the price vary accordingly...

A cow for a family of 4 includes other meats such as chicken, lamb, and fish would last approx. a year. Less if they just eat beef.

I need orders in asap with a deposit of £250 to confirm the order the remainder of the beef will be required upon receipt beginning of April.

To place your order or have questions please contact us.

Warmly

Kevin and Sonia

07756180626

Buying a whole/half or quarter cow is definitely a must-do in this current climate. The meat can last up to 2 years though not in my family we are 8 and mainly carnivores so not even a year sometimes.  It's butchered and packed in vacuum-sealed manageable pieces making it convenient for freezing.

A lot of you know us and we have lived like this for the last 17 years, dealing directly with the farmer giving him our cash to go directly into his pocket to meet his needs and that of his family.

For many years we have been conditioned to go to the SUPERMARKETS (which are neither super nor a market)

We have been sold that they are good and have surrendered our freedom of choice by sailing in the wind of convenience and comfort and staying there. It has and is part of the all-in-one place FEMA mentally. We must remember history and how our grandparents did the same. We cannot afford to lose our farmers and their excellent husbandry which I have witnessed all too often, to one day find supermarkets only supplying vegan processed recycled waste in their stead.

The cattle are Aberdeen Angus cross & Hereford cross grazed on organic farmland. They are pasture-for-life certified which means they only eat grass, silage & hay from the farm.

What you are likely to receive in your whole/half quarter cow: Chuck, topside, silverside rump steak, brisket, ribeye, sirloin steak, skirt steak, minced meat, organ meat, and bones.

Wholesale prices are: 

The rate is £12.50 per kg, cows weight is around 330kg so approx. figures are:

Whole cow £4125
Half cow £2062.50
Quarter cow £1031.25

The weight of the cow can be more or less making the price vary accordingly...

A cow for a family of 4 includes other meats such as chicken, lamb, and fish would last approx. a year. Less if they just eat beef.

I need orders in asap before with a deposit of £250 to confirm the order the remainder of the beef will be required upon receipt beginning of April. 

The beef is delivered to your door in or around the M25

To place your order or have questions please contact us.

Warmly

Kevin and Sonia

07756180626

CYNEFIN DAIRY MOUNTAIN HALL FARM UCHAF, HERMON, GLOGUE, SA36 0DX YES
https://www.mountainhall.farm/

L AND H FARMING 1 NEWHOUSE FARM, WINCHESTER STREET, BOTLEY, SOUTHAMPTON, SO30 2AA YES

L SUTCLIFFE THE JERSEY MICRO DAIRY COW HOUSE FARM, BINGLEY ROAD, CULLINGWORTH, BRADFORD, WEST YORKSHIRE, BD13 5JE YES

If you want to know more about the absence of blood etc you can search for answers on Islam Q&A. Bare in mind there is loads of nuance in interpretation and scholars etc

As for non-stunning: with my limited knowledge I would guess this is based on traditions of animal slaughter, theres a wonderful article on Sally's blog about traditional animal sacrifice that may help answer your questions too. 

Kind Regards,

R

Like you, I too am not a fan of halal either and for the very same reasons as you.  It's the first time a client's explained that their meat must be halal meat, so I have been searching. 

However, I didn't realise there was an avoidance of blood in their diet!  I need to research further.

Thank you so much again x

https://www.willowbrookfarm.co.uk

https://abrahamshalalmeat.com

Personally, I'm not a fan of halal slaughter without stunning the animals first and the avoidance of blood doesn't make sense to me, because it is so nutritious, look at East African tribes for example, that live from dairy and blood.

https://www.westonaprice.org/h.....ith-blood/

I know halal means the way an animal is slaughtered but I just wondered if halal meat was grass fed?  I've Googled which suggests it is but I'm not so sure so thought I'd ask here.

Does anyone know where to purchase organic, grass fed, halal meat from near Islington, London?

Thank you 💕