Pasture to Plate
We are excited to invite you to our Party to Pasture Event!
Join us for a fun afternoon at the farm – meet the lovely coos at Balbirnie Home Farms đ, discover how they farm in ways that are good for the planet and the people, and learn about where your food comes from.
Activities and fun things happening on the day will include:
- Farm walk to learn about how they raise their cows. The cows will be in a nearby field, so we will be a nice and easy stroll.
- A hedgerow safari to learn about the animals that live in the hedges and hedges benefit the farm
- Creative & fun activities for children, exploring nature and farming together
- A delicious meal with beef produced on-farm
Whatâs Included in the ticket
- A delicious meal with beef produced on-farm (vegetarian option available on request – please note this when booking)
- A drink – either a local beer from the Howe Beer Project, or a soft drink from Paisley Soda
- 15% off our frozen beef, available to purchase on the day with an adult ticket
Practical Information
- Parking: Plenty of free parking on the farm.
- Dietary Requirements: We can provide a delicious vegetarian alternative to the beef-based main menu. For any other dietary requirements, just drop us a line at livestock@balbirnie.com before booking so we can chat through what we can offer.
- Children: More than welcome
- Dogs: As we’ll be walking through the field with the cows, we’d prefer four-legged friends stay at home for this event.
- What to Bring: Weather-appropriate clothing, and shoes you’re happy to walk on grass in.
If you have any questions, then donât hesitate to get in touch with us at livestock@balbirnie.com.
This is a collaborative event organised by Balbirnie Home Farms in partnership with the Leven Catchment Collective.
About Balbirnie Home Farms
We are a family run mixed farm growing crops and rearing cattle. Our beef cattle are Pasture for Life certified, so raised entirely on pasture and forage, never fed grain or concentrated feed – so our meat is full of nutrients, helps promote biodiversity. Visit our webpage (link) or follow us on instagram (link) to learn more.
