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The Sustainable Flavours of Spring

Posted in News, Food & Drink, Seasonality, Supporting Local on 20 Mar 2024

In this month’s blog, Michael Dart gets excited as the flavours of the new season begin to appear.

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Christmas Under One Roof!

Posted in Food Hall, News on 25 Nov 2022

In this month’s blog, Michael get’s excited as festive spirit fills the Farm Shop!

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Supplier Harvest Supper Celebration 2022

Posted in News, Food & Drink, Supporting Local on 17 Nov 2022

Last week we hosted our Annual Supplier Harvest Supper Celebration in The Farm Table. An annual event that became a tradition and something that we all looked forward to each year. This was the first time we have been able to host the supper since 2019 due to the Covid pandemic, which made it extra special. Thank you to all who joined us to reignite the tradition and to host it in The Farm Table for the first time.

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To Our Community | Closed on Monday 19th September

Posted in News on 13 Sep 2022

To Our Community, we would like to inform you that Darts Farm will be closed on Monday 19th September so that our team can spend time with their families and honour Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II on the day of her funeral.

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WE'VE WON GOLD HERE AT DARTS FARM

Posted in News, Awards on 22 Jul 2022

We are so excited to announce that we have been awarded GOLD in this years Taste of the West Awards, for all nine of our amazing products entered! Each product carefully crafted by hand here at Darts Farm, by our talented team.

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City to Sea | July's Blog

Posted in News on 05 Jul 2022

In this month’s blog, Michael Dart explores the wonders of our very own Exe Estuary...

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If you want a rare breed to survive, you have to eat it!

Posted in The Farm, News, Food & Drink on 07 Oct 2021

By now, we’re all familiar with the concept of wild animals being driven to extinction… but what about foods? Whilst the ‘Pig’s Snout’ apple may not pluck at the heartstrings in the same way the White Rhino does, for us the prospect is equally alarming. If we’re not careful, our children will inherit a world where flavour is made in factories and provenance is a thing of the past.

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