June 10th, 2020 Animal Welfare, COVID-19 Farming Impact, Ethical Pork, Food Sovereignty, Rooting for Real Farms Farm Case Study 9: Pipers Farm, Devon Share: Peter at Pipers Farm rears free-range Saddleback pigs. His online business provides healthy, sustainable, high welfare meat straight to people’s doors. While little has changed day to day as a result of COVID-19, one silver lining has been more people seeking alternatives to industrial food. Buying direct from farms keeps the supply chain short and provides a direct relationship between customer and farmer. Follow: https://www.facebook.com/pipersfarm/ Website: https://pipersfarm.com/ More Case Studies Share This Article Related ArticlesView all November 26th, 2020 0 Farm Case Study 25: Slade Farm Organics, Vale of Glamorgan 👩🌾 Polly from Slade Farm Organics says despite lockdown, nothing much has really changed. All the animals still need to… Read More COVID-19 Farming Impact, Rooting for Real Farms November 11th, 2020 0 Farm Case Study 24: Seaview Farms, Ulster 🐖🌳🌊 Seaview Farms is a diversified, grass-based, beyond organic farm with a focus on soil health and regenerative agriculture 🌱… Read More COVID-19 Farming Impact, Rooting for Real Farms October 27th, 2020 0 Farm Case Study 23: The Free Company, Edinburgh 👨🌾 4th generation Farmer Angus Smith runs The Free Company farm and restaurant near Edinburgh. Everything served in the restaurant… Read More COVID-19 Farming Impact, Rooting for Real Farms October 14th, 2020 0 Farm Case Study 22: Stonebridge Cottage Farm, County Down Stonebridge Cottage Farm raise free-range pigs and sell pork in their farm shop, as well as to local restaurants, pubs,… Read More COVID-19 Farming Impact, Rooting for Real Farms October 1st, 2020 0 Farm Case Study 21: Swanbridge Porkers, South Glamorgan Swanbridge Porkers keep rarebreed Berkshire pigs that roam on 15 acres of pasture & woodland. 👩🌾 Farmer Helen Joy says… Read More COVID-19 Farming Impact, Rooting for Real Farms September 11th, 2020 0 Anaerobic Digesters Facilitating UK Factory Farm Expansion Malcolm McAllister, CEO of Farm Renewables UK, paints a rosy picture of the anaerobic digester (AD) plants which his company… Read More Animal Welfare, Environmental Impacts, Human health Leave a Comment Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Name * Email * Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Comment