Ludlow, ShropshireRegenerative pasture raised beef, chicken and eggs · Ludlow, Shropshire
5.0 · 3 Google reviewsOrder online. Collection from the farm freezer seven days a week
delivery every Thursday.
5.0
From 3 Google reviews
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Read all 3 reviews on GooglePlanton Farm is a Pasture for Life and organic certified regenerative farm at Coreley near Ludlow, Shropshire, selling grass fed beef, pasture raised chicken and eggs direct from the farm.
Planton Farm is a working regenerative farm set among 80 acres of ancient trees and rolling pasture at Coreley, near Ludlow in Shropshire. The farm raises pasture raised, regenerative beef, organic chicken and organic eggs, alongside market garden produce, and sells direct through its online shop. Orders are delivered every Thursday, or you can collect from the farm's collection freezer at a time to suit you, seven days a week. The farm is Pasture for Life certified and OF and G organic certified.
Clare Hill, a practising regenerative farmer, drives the day to day running of the farm and the direct sale of its pasture raised meat. Beyond the food, Planton is a hub for learning: it hosts immersive workshops and farm tours, and runs the Roots to Regeneration transition accelerator, helping other farmers and food businesses design their own regenerative systems. The aim is nutrient dense food from holistic, circular farming rather than industrialised, extractive systems.
Clare Hill
Farmer
Practising regenerative farmer and the driving force behind Planton Farm; leads the Roots to Regeneration accelerator.
Rupert Hill
Farm infrastructure
Oversaw the complete renovation of Planton Farm, from buildings to fencing the entire farm.
Annie Rayner
Animal welfare specialist
Specialist in farm animal welfare within regenerative agriculture.
George Paton-Philip
Farm team
Joined in May 2023 after a degree in Conservation and Countryside Management.
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