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The best farms in Herefordshire

4.9 from 158 reviews

Organised lists 6 farms in Herefordshire. Many do more than one thing, so among them are 4 butchers, 4 farm shops and 2 raw milk farms. 5 deliver to your door.

Listings updated 23 October 2026

6 farms, rated 4.9 from 158 Google reviews. Updated 23 October 2026.

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Wild By Nature
John's Jerseys, Beaconhill Farm
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The best farms

  1. 1Wild By NatureWild By NatureMeat 路 Hereford4.9 (88 reviews)Wild by Nature is a family farm in the Black Mountains on the border of England and Wales, farming regeneratively at Lower House Farm in Longtown, Herefordshire. All of the cattle and sheep are 100% pasture fed, traditional native breeds chosen to suit the hills and given time to mature and develop naturally. Livestock are managed to increase biodiversity and regenerate the soil, an ethos that also runs through the no dig vegetable garden and apple orchards. An on farm butchery lets the team dry age their meat and cure a range of farmhouse charcuterie, working nose to tail so nothing is wasted. The online farm shop sells pasture fed beef biltong, snacking salami, bresaola, natural pork and seasonal sheep boxes, with a charcuterie subscription club. The family also runs The Bull's Head pub at Craswall, cabins and a wedding venue, serving food from the farm.
  2. 2John's Jerseys, Beaconhill FarmJohn's Jerseys, Beaconhill FarmRaw milk 路 Ledbury4.8 (34 reviews)John's Jerseys is the dairy of Beaconhill Farm at Coddington, near Ledbury in the heart of Herefordshire. John Barron, a self described shy and elusive Scotsman, farms a select herd of Jersey cows to high standards in a low stress environment, and the farm's name has been built on unpasteurised milk, also known as raw or green top milk. The milk is simply milked and bottled, never heat treated or processed, and is collected direct from the farm with orders placed the day before. Alongside the raw milk the farm has sold thick unpasteurised Jersey cream, unpasteurised cheese and a luxury Jersey ice cream in a range of flavours, and John's milk has won taste tests at the Abergavenny Food Festival. The farm sits on the Buchanan Trust estate and has taken part in Open Farm Sunday. The homepage currently notes that unpasteurised milk and cream are not being supplied at present.
  3. 3The dairy herd grazing a wide green field with the farm buildings in the distanceWicton FarmRaw milk, meat, fruit & veg 路 Bromyard5 (21 reviews)Wicton Farm at Bromyard in Herefordshire has been farmed by the Howlett family since 1974 and has been fully organic since 1999. The dairy herd is 100 percent grass fed, the farm runs on renewable energy, and the land is managed on regenerative lines that put soil health and biodiversity first. The farm sells organic raw milk, organic pasteurised milk, natural yoghurt, Cow-lloumi cheese and colostrum for local collection, and runs a community supported veg share that delivers certified organic no dig vegetables. You can also book a farm tour, a milking experience or the Wild Pet Paddock, a private field to enjoy with your pets.
  4. 4Hereford cattle grazing a green valley pasture beside a red Land Rover pickupModel FarmMeat 路 Ross-on-Wye4.5 (15 reviews)Model Farm at Hildersley near Ross-on-Wye in Herefordshire has been rearing organic livestock since before the BSE crisis of the early 1990s, and farmer Simon Cutter was one of the first members of the Pasture Fed Livestock Association to become an approved supplier. His Hereford cattle, sheep and lambs are organically certified and raised solely on pasture and forage crops, with pigs and chickens kept free range. Using a low input organic system, the farm is self sufficient in feed, raising its animals on herb rich green grass all year round. The online farm shop trades as a loose co operative of 100% pasture fed farms and free range poultry and pork producers. No hormones or growth enhancers are ever used by its members, and antibiotics only when really necessary. Beef, lamb, pork, chicken, mutton and wild game are sold online with UK wide delivery, and every product carries a traceability barcode back to the individual animal, under Biodynamic Association, Red Tractor and Pasture for Life certification.
  5. 5Wye OrganicWye OrganicMeat & eggsWye Organic grows certified organic vegetables, fruit, herbs and flowers in the Wye Valley, and raises beef, lamb, chicken and pork alongside wild venison. Everything is produced without chemicals, and the veg boxes hold whatever is in season on the farm's own land, topped up with organic vegetables from other local growers. It all works as a home delivery box scheme. Choose a veg box, meat box or flower subscription, set a weekly or fortnightly schedule, and pause, skip or cancel whenever you like. Order by 11pm on a Monday and your box arrives on Wednesday, Thursday or Friday that week, with free delivery on orders over 拢35.
  6. 6Fern VerrowFern VerrowFarm shop 路 HerefordFern Verrow is a 16 acre certified biodynamic farm at the foothills of the Black Mountains in Herefordshire, run by Jane Scotter and Harry Astley. Vegetables, herbs, fruit and flowers are grown to biodynamic principles, with a small number of animals contributing to the fertility of the land, and the farm also supplies restaurants and markets in London. Seasonal produce boxes can be delivered to your door or collected from the farm, and the online shop adds bunches of seasonal flowers, natural olive oil soaps, cards and T shirts featuring paintings of the farm's vegetables and fruit, and the Fern Verrow book.
  1. 1Wild By Nature

    Wild By Nature

    Hereford 路 Butcher, farm shop4.9 路 88 reviewsWild by Nature is a family farm in the Black Mountains on the border of England and Wales, farming regeneratively at Lower House Farm in Longtown, Herefordshire. All of the cattle and sheep are 100% pasture fed, traditional native breeds chosen to suit the hills and given time to mature and develop naturally. Livestock are managed to increase biodiversity and regenerate the soil, an ethos that also runs through the no dig vegetable garden and apple orchards. An on farm butchery lets the team dry age their meat and cure a range of farmhouse charcuterie, working nose to tail so nothing is wasted. The online farm shop sells pasture fed beef biltong, snacking salami, bresaola, natural pork and seasonal sheep boxes, with a charcuterie subscription club. The family also runs The Bull's Head pub at Craswall, cabins and a wedding venue, serving food from the farm.
  2. 2John's Jerseys, Beaconhill Farm

    John's Jerseys, Beaconhill Farm

    Ledbury 路 Raw milk4.8 路 34 reviewsJohn's Jerseys is the dairy of Beaconhill Farm at Coddington, near Ledbury in the heart of Herefordshire. John Barron, a self described shy and elusive Scotsman, farms a select herd of Jersey cows to high standards in a low stress environment, and the farm's name has been built on unpasteurised milk, also known as raw or green top milk. The milk is simply milked and bottled, never heat treated or processed, and is collected direct from the farm with orders placed the day before. Alongside the raw milk the farm has sold thick unpasteurised Jersey cream, unpasteurised cheese and a luxury Jersey ice cream in a range of flavours, and John's milk has won taste tests at the Abergavenny Food Festival. The farm sits on the Buchanan Trust estate and has taken part in Open Farm Sunday. The homepage currently notes that unpasteurised milk and cream are not being supplied at present.
  3. 3The dairy herd grazing a wide green field with the farm buildings in the distance

    Wicton Farm

    Bromyard 路 Raw milk, butcher5.0 路 21 reviewsWicton Farm at Bromyard in Herefordshire has been farmed by the Howlett family since 1974 and has been fully organic since 1999. The dairy herd is 100 percent grass fed, the farm runs on renewable energy, and the land is managed on regenerative lines that put soil health and biodiversity first. The farm sells organic raw milk, organic pasteurised milk, natural yoghurt, Cow-lloumi cheese and colostrum for local collection, and runs a community supported veg share that delivers certified organic no dig vegetables. You can also book a farm tour, a milking experience or the Wild Pet Paddock, a private field to enjoy with your pets.
  4. 4Hereford cattle grazing a green valley pasture beside a red Land Rover pickup

    Model Farm

    Ross-on-Wye 路 Butcher, farm shop4.5 路 15 reviewsModel Farm at Hildersley near Ross-on-Wye in Herefordshire has been rearing organic livestock since before the BSE crisis of the early 1990s, and farmer Simon Cutter was one of the first members of the Pasture Fed Livestock Association to become an approved supplier. His Hereford cattle, sheep and lambs are organically certified and raised solely on pasture and forage crops, with pigs and chickens kept free range. Using a low input organic system, the farm is self sufficient in feed, raising its animals on herb rich green grass all year round. The online farm shop trades as a loose co operative of 100% pasture fed farms and free range poultry and pork producers. No hormones or growth enhancers are ever used by its members, and antibiotics only when really necessary. Beef, lamb, pork, chicken, mutton and wild game are sold online with UK wide delivery, and every product carries a traceability barcode back to the individual animal, under Biodynamic Association, Red Tractor and Pasture for Life certification.
  5. 5Wye Organic

    Wye Organic

    Herefordshire 路 Butcher, eggsWye Organic grows certified organic vegetables, fruit, herbs and flowers in the Wye Valley, and raises beef, lamb, chicken and pork alongside wild venison. Everything is produced without chemicals, and the veg boxes hold whatever is in season on the farm's own land, topped up with organic vegetables from other local growers. It all works as a home delivery box scheme. Choose a veg box, meat box or flower subscription, set a weekly or fortnightly schedule, and pause, skip or cancel whenever you like. Order by 11pm on a Monday and your box arrives on Wednesday, Thursday or Friday that week, with free delivery on orders over 拢35.
  6. 6Fern Verrow

    Fern Verrow

    Hereford 路 Farm shopFern Verrow is a 16 acre certified biodynamic farm at the foothills of the Black Mountains in Herefordshire, run by Jane Scotter and Harry Astley. Vegetables, herbs, fruit and flowers are grown to biodynamic principles, with a small number of animals contributing to the fertility of the land, and the farm also supplies restaurants and markets in London. Seasonal produce boxes can be delivered to your door or collected from the farm, and the online shop adds bunches of seasonal flowers, natural olive oil soaps, cards and T shirts featuring paintings of the farm's vegetables and fruit, and the Fern Verrow book.
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About farms in Herefordshire

Organised lists 6 farms in Herefordshire. Many do more than one thing, so among them are 4 butchers, 4 farm shops and 2 raw milk farms. 5 deliver to your door.

What visitors say

  • Wild By Nature

    We are so glad that we chose to get married at Lower House Farm. The venue, service, food and surrounding views are spectacular. Special thanks to Natalie for her impeccable coordination.

    Sam Duncombe 路 13 October 2026

  • John's Jerseys, Beaconhill Farm

    Excellent tasting raw milk with excellent service 馃憣馃徑

    Mary Clarke 路 23 December 2020

  • Wicton Farm

    Great staff.

    Dan taylor 路 6 October 2026

  • Model Farm

    I have not visited Model Farm.

    Caroline Charlton 路 18 February 2026

Good to know

Which farm in Herefordshire is rated highest?
Wicton Farm carries the highest rating in Herefordshire: 5 stars from 21 reviews. Wicton Farm
Which farm in Herefordshire do people visit most?
Wild By Nature is the most reviewed farm in Herefordshire, with 88 reviews averaging 4.9 stars. Wild By Nature
Where can I buy raw milk in Herefordshire?
2 farms sell raw milk in Herefordshire, including John's Jerseys, Beaconhill Farm, Wicton Farm. John's Jerseys, Beaconhill Farm
How many farm shops are there in Herefordshire?
Organised lists 4 farm shops in Herefordshire, including Wild By Nature, Model Farm, Wye Organic. Each listing carries photos, opening details and reviews. Farm shops in Herefordshire
How many butchers are there in Herefordshire?
Organised lists 4 butchers in Herefordshire, including Wild By Nature, Wicton Farm, Model Farm. Butchers in Herefordshire
Do farms in Herefordshire deliver?
5 of the 6 farms listed in Herefordshire deliver locally or nationwide, including Wild By Nature, Wicton Farm, Model Farm. Delivery details sit on each farm's page. Wild By Nature
Can I visit farms in Herefordshire in person?
5 of the 6 farms listed in Herefordshire welcome visitors in person. Opening hours and directions sit on each farm's page. Wild By Nature

Nearby counties

  • Monmouthshire3
  • Worcestershire9
  • Gloucestershire8
  • Powys3
  • Wiltshire10
  • Shropshire7
Monmouthshire3
Worcestershire9
Gloucestershire8
Powys3
Wiltshire10
Shropshire7

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