June 2nd, 2020 COVID-19 Farming Impact, Ethical Pork, Rooting for Real Farms, Rural Economies Farm Case Study 7: June’s Farm, Rutland Share: June at June’s Farm, breeds Large Blacks crossed with Saddlebacks. The pigs are slowly grown, fed naturally, kept outside and allowed to forage. The crisis hasn’t had much of a daily impact on her farm, but online sales have gone through the roof. June says she hopes people will remember her farm when things go back to normal and they will continue to buy high welfare pork. Follow: https://www.facebook.com/Junesfarmrutland/ Website: https://junesfarm.co.uk/ 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 4th, 2020 1 Is Red Tractor High Welfare? When it comes to buying pork, the Red Tractor label does not offer any assurance that the pigs were raised… Read More Animal Welfare, Ethical Pork, Understanding Labelling Leave a Comment Cancel replyYour email address will not be published.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