Posts by mcsophie
Wildlife Friendly Gardens
Wildlife Friendly Gardens You can create a wildlife sanctuary in your garden or planters, regardless of where you live or the size of the space. By making a few simple changes that will make it a desirable home for wildlife. Messy is good! By reducing the number of chemicals and artificial products used, you can…
Read MoreBeef and Broccoli Stir Fry
Home > Archives for Beef and Broccoli Stir Fry Serves 4 | Prep 10 mins | Cooking 20 mins This fragrant stir fry is perfect for midweek meals, with ginger and garlic paired perfectly with pasture fed crispy mince. Ingredients 3 tbsp vegetable oil 500g beef steak mince 300g dried egg noodles 1 head of…
Read MoreSpring Greens
Home > Archives for Spring Greens Serves 2-3 | Prep 10 mins | Cooking 20 mins Ingredients 12 asparagus tips 100g peas 100g double-podded broad beans 200g spinach, shredded olive oil butter 6 baby leeks, sliced 2 cloves garlic, sliced 2 tsp cumin seeds a handful dill, chopped a pinch chilli flakes, (optional) Method Bring a pan of salted water to a boil then add the asparagus…
Read MoreLamb Meatballs
Home > Lamb Meat Balls Serves 4 | Prep 20 mins | Cooking 30 mins Lamb Meat Balls are a wonderful midweek meal. This greek inspired recipe is easy to make and is filled with flavour, the meat balls can be made in advance and frozen until needed! Ingredients Lamb Meat Balls 500g Lamb Mince1…
Read MoreEasy Roast Leg of Lamb
Home > Archives for Easy Roast Leg of Lamb Serves 4-6 | Prep 20 mins | Cooking 1hr 40 mins Our easy roast leg of lamb recipe makes a delicious family feast. This succulent dish is the perfect centerpiece for an Easter dinner or Sunday roast, and pairs wonderfully with roasted potatoes and your favorite…
Read MoreTim Williams Visited by the BBC One Show
Tim Williams Visited by the BBC One Show Tim Williams produces Aberdeen Angus beef for Farm Wilder from Erth Barton farm, on the banks of the River Tamar at the border between Devon and Cornwall. Tim recently had a visit from BBC’s One Show to see the influx of Cattle Egrets on the regenerative farm.…
Read MoreRewilding – Is it Time to Ditch this Divisive Idea?
Rewilding – Is it Time to Ditch this Divisive Idea? By Tim Martin When I first heard about rewilding I was entranced. Abandoned farmland in Europe was being restored to a wilder state, complete with reintroduced lynx, wolves, bison and other lost species. After decades of relentless impoverishment of the planet, here was evidence that…
Read MoreThe Issue with Valentine’s Day Flowers
The Issue with Valentine’s Day Flowers By Luke Dale-Harris Valentine’s Day is fast approaching, and what could be lovelier than a red rose to show our love and appreciation? It might be a romantic gesture to our fellow human beings, but all these cut flowers signal a much more abuse relationship with our often overlooked…
Read MoreThe Wilder Landscape in 2023
The Wilder Landscape in 2023 By Luke Dale-Harris The new year has arrived and things are off to a flying start at Farm Wilder – before January is up, we will have launched into restaurants and pubs from Devon to London, spoken at conferences around the country, and increased the amount of beef we buy…
Read MoreAvian Flu Update
Avian Flu Update By The Farm Wilder Team With Avian Flu still spreading like wildfire through free range poultry farms and wreaking devastation on wild bird populations, we have made the difficult decision to temporarily stop selling chicken and cancel turkey sales for this Christmas. In autumn we were extremely saddened to hear that our…
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