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Promote Your Farm -Shop/Produce/Delivery Service NOW!
- Thread starter Tractorstant
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Captain Speaking
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- Location
- The noble County of Oxford
Hey Matt - GREAT idea! Hope I'm not too late for inclusion?
- Smaller trailer delivery service using Land Rover
- movement of straw, hay, feed, logs, quad bikes, fence posts, small mowers etc
- 9-5, 7 days a week if required
- Lechlade, Gloucestershire
Tractorstant
Member
- Location
- Monaco.
Order placed! Only small but every little helps ( ps maybe add a higher value selection box?
)Thank you, I will pass your suggestions onto the boss.Order placed! Only small but every little helps ( ps maybe add a higher value selection box?
Let us know what you think of the products, we’ve got a growing customer base. After losing all our bulk orders to the shops etc it’s been amazing how sales direct to customers has grown. The local post office is also happy for the extra business
Wolds Beef
Member
Managed to get our local town to use this poster. It originated in Darlington. I think it is a good idea!!
Dont know how I missed this:
Exe Valley Lamb, find me on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.
High quality grass fed lamb to local restaurants/pubs/individuals.
Soon to have a mail order option.
Exe Valley Lamb, find me on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.
High quality grass fed lamb to local restaurants/pubs/individuals.
Soon to have a mail order option.
gone up the hill
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- Location
- Devon
Well I look over the Exe river and Exe estuary. Streams on farm flow into the river Exe. Biggest river and only river in our catchment is the Exe......ergo I’m in the Exe Valley.
gone up the hill
Member
- Location
- Devon
The Exe starts on Exmoor and I don't think that is called the Exe valley!
You may well be in the Exe valley but I would like to see a map showing that to be the case given you are stating that your lamb is reared in the Exe valley!
Really don't get your point. You say I'm in the exe valley but then state I don't rear lamb in the exe valley??
Yep it starts on exmoor.....and ends at exmouth
It's a long river I can walk down hill from the farm to the Exe river with out crossing any other river.
All water flows from here end up in the Exe river
I'm very happy to say I'm in the Exe Valley .
gone up the hill
Member
- Location
- Devon
If your not in the Exe Valley then you are cannot say your lamb is reared in the Exe Valley and shouldn't be stating that they are reared in the Exe Valley.
Given that you are the other side of Exeter from the Exe valley I strongly suspect you are not entitled to say your lamb is born/ reared in the Exe Valley thou happy to be proved wrong.
That is why I would be intrested to see a map and if you are actually in the Exe valley or not but if you are ( and I hope you are given what you state on your selling pages ) then humble apologies.
If your not in the Exe valley then what your doing would be akin to saying for example that lamb born and raised in Wales for example could be called Westcountry PGI lamb..
The Exe Valley Way - Visit South Devon
The Exe Valley is a long distance route for walkers exploring the length of this beautiful river valley.
Think you owe @Jerry an apology
You miserable, miserable person lol.
What do you rear ? Do you sell it all direct, or in to a market ? Do you have any clue what labels/origin claims etc are being attached to your product ? You are probably being complicit in all sorts of purposely deceitful marketing practices, simply by selling your stock in to the commodity market.
Anyone selling direct is available for full and open scrutiny, and is happy to be so. Picking on them over semantics is small minded in the extreme.
Tractorstant
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- Location
- Monaco.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_United_Kingdom_food_and_drink_products_with_protected_status
@Jerry you carry on call it what you want, there is absolutely no legal bias why you can't. @gone up the hill what was the point of your statement? Other than just to be cantankerous. It's a promotion thread...but you have totally missed the point.
@Jerry you carry on call it what you want, there is absolutely no legal bias why you can't. @gone up the hill what was the point of your statement? Other than just to be cantankerous. It's a promotion thread...but you have totally missed the point.
Grass Fed Dexter Beef - believe it or not from 04L animals available in a week or so depending on butcher - courier service available.
Facebook Boo Dexters
www.boofarm.wordpress.com
Facebook Boo Dexters
www.boofarm.wordpress.com
- Location
- Suffolk, UK
Hi all, I work with www.bigbarn.co.uk, these guys are amazing. If you are a farm or producer you should get yourself on this list as well. My role in this is helping you manage the day to day shop element and I'm constantly on social media promiting British Farming and British produce. My overall goal is to get the public buying from local producers and stay away from the supermarkets.
We are also looking for producers to send us samples of their produce for us to make short videos using your product.. see Keep it simple cookery with BigBarn
We are also looking for producers to send us samples of their produce for us to make short videos using your product.. see Keep it simple cookery with BigBarn
- Location
- Suffolk, UK
Blimey, in a time when produers should be pulling together to promote their local produce you're pick holes for the sake of it. Not impressed.
ollie989898
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Next time we are in Derbyshire we will definitely make a journey to stop there and spend some coin.
- Location
- Derbyshire
Doesn't have to be 'coin' any longer! Our honesty shop now has a full self service card checkout!!
All contactless of course
