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The best farms in Hertfordshire

4.6 from 1,225 reviews

Organised lists 5 farms in Hertfordshire. Many do more than one thing, so among them are 3 raw milk farms, 2 honey farms and 1 butcher. 2 deliver to your door.

Listings updated 10 November 2026

5 farms, rated 4.6 from 1,225 Google reviews. Updated 10 November 2026.

  • All5
  • Raw milk farms3
Dawlicious
Wayside Farm
K&N Honey
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The best farms

  1. 1DawliciousDawliciousRaw milk & eggs · Hertford4.9 (605 reviews)Dawlicious is the Daw family's dairy at Amwell Place Farm in Hertford Heath, Hertfordshire, home to Barry, Jenny and Claire and their national award winning Bluegrass and Bluerock Jersey herd. The cows graze the fields for six months of the year, and the raw Jersey milk is never older than 24 hours, completely unpasteurised and unhomogenised, with no Bovaer additive in the feed. Milk is sold from the vending machine at the farm every day, alongside Claire's Dawlicious ice cream made on site from the same milk, local free range eggs and local natural honey. Orders of 20 litres or more must be pre ordered by phone, payment is cash or card, and there is no delivery.
  2. 2Wayside FarmWayside FarmRaw milk · Kings Langley4.3 (570 reviews)Wayside Farm is one of only two remaining Jersey herd dairy farms in Hertfordshire, farmed by Charlie Wray on the outskirts of Kings Langley. Its 156 acres carry 75 Jersey cows and 70 young animals, nearly all born on the farm, on a county council holding first set up for officers returning from the First World War. Raw Jersey milk is sold at the farm seven days a week, and a small farm shop opens Thursday to Sunday. Call in at the gate, or ring Charlie ahead of your visit if you want to check on milk.
  3. 3K&N HoneyK&N HoneyRaw honey · Hitchin5 (41 reviews)K&N Honey is a small artisan honey producer based in Hitchin in Hertfordshire, making raw English honey in small batches. The honey is cold extracted and cold filtered rather than heated or pasteurised, which keeps the natural enzymes, proteins and character of each harvest in the jar. The range shifts with the seasons and the region, taking in Hertfordshire wildflower and hedgerow honeys along with field bean, heather cut comb, sunflower and lime tree varieties from counties including Norfolk, Oxfordshire and Yorkshire. Everything sells through the online shop, with harvest updates by newsletter.
  4. 4Two Jersey cows grazing close to the camera in low golden evening lightThe Calf at Foot DairyRaw milk · Hitchin5 (9 reviews)The Calf at Foot Dairy is Fiona Provan's dairy at Warrens Green Farm near Hitchin. Fiona founded it in 2012 and pioneered the Calf at Foot® Dairy Method, under which each cow keeps and nurses her own calf for at least nine months rather than the calf being taken away early. The small dual-purpose herd of Jersey and native-breed cows is managed on pasture, with no routine antibiotics, wormers or chemicals, and no soya or GMOs in the diet. The self-service milk shed at the farm gate is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, all year round, and there is no need to book to buy milk. The dairy also takes online orders, sends milk by mail order and sells other farm products. Farm visits are separate and need to be arranged in advance. Fiona also coaches and mentors farmers around the world who want to run a Calf at Foot Dairy.
  5. 5Irongate FarmIrongate FarmMeat, fruit & veg · HitchinIrongate Farm, also known as Weston Park Farms, is the Cherry family's 500 hectare regenerative mixed farm at Weston near Hitchin in Hertfordshire, and the home of the Groundswell Regenerative Agriculture Festival. The family have farmed here for more than 35 years. After a 2010 trip to meet no till growers in America, farm manager John Cherry dropped cultivations altogether, and the farm has since moved from a heavy tillage arable system to a regenerative one: minimum tillage, herbal leys, cover crops, no insecticides, no artificial fertilisers and no routine antibiotics. An organic conversion is now under way. Around 300 native cross suckler cows graze roughly 200 hectares of permanent pasture, parkland and rotational leys, mob grazed and Pasture for Life certified, alongside heritage grains, wheat, barley, oats, beans and linseed. A small no dig market garden on the farm grows chemical free seasonal vegetables sold through the farm's own veg scheme, through Lannock Larder and at local markets, and Pure Herts Honey from the farm's hives is sold at Lannock Larder too.
  1. 1Dawlicious

    Dawlicious

    Hertford · Raw milk, eggs4.9 · 605 reviewsDawlicious is the Daw family's dairy at Amwell Place Farm in Hertford Heath, Hertfordshire, home to Barry, Jenny and Claire and their national award winning Bluegrass and Bluerock Jersey herd. The cows graze the fields for six months of the year, and the raw Jersey milk is never older than 24 hours, completely unpasteurised and unhomogenised, with no Bovaer additive in the feed. Milk is sold from the vending machine at the farm every day, alongside Claire's Dawlicious ice cream made on site from the same milk, local free range eggs and local natural honey. Orders of 20 litres or more must be pre ordered by phone, payment is cash or card, and there is no delivery.
  2. 2Wayside Farm

    Wayside Farm

    Kings Langley · Raw milk, farm shop4.3 · 570 reviewsWayside Farm is one of only two remaining Jersey herd dairy farms in Hertfordshire, farmed by Charlie Wray on the outskirts of Kings Langley. Its 156 acres carry 75 Jersey cows and 70 young animals, nearly all born on the farm, on a county council holding first set up for officers returning from the First World War. Raw Jersey milk is sold at the farm seven days a week, and a small farm shop opens Thursday to Sunday. Call in at the gate, or ring Charlie ahead of your visit if you want to check on milk.
  3. 3K&N Honey

    K&N Honey

    Hitchin · Raw honey5.0 · 41 reviewsK&N Honey is a small artisan honey producer based in Hitchin in Hertfordshire, making raw English honey in small batches. The honey is cold extracted and cold filtered rather than heated or pasteurised, which keeps the natural enzymes, proteins and character of each harvest in the jar. The range shifts with the seasons and the region, taking in Hertfordshire wildflower and hedgerow honeys along with field bean, heather cut comb, sunflower and lime tree varieties from counties including Norfolk, Oxfordshire and Yorkshire. Everything sells through the online shop, with harvest updates by newsletter.
  4. 4Two Jersey cows grazing close to the camera in low golden evening light

    The Calf at Foot Dairy

    Hitchin · Raw milk5.0 · 9 reviewsThe Calf at Foot Dairy is Fiona Provan's dairy at Warrens Green Farm near Hitchin. Fiona founded it in 2012 and pioneered the Calf at Foot® Dairy Method, under which each cow keeps and nurses her own calf for at least nine months rather than the calf being taken away early. The small dual-purpose herd of Jersey and native-breed cows is managed on pasture, with no routine antibiotics, wormers or chemicals, and no soya or GMOs in the diet. The self-service milk shed at the farm gate is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, all year round, and there is no need to book to buy milk. The dairy also takes online orders, sends milk by mail order and sells other farm products. Farm visits are separate and need to be arranged in advance. Fiona also coaches and mentors farmers around the world who want to run a Calf at Foot Dairy.
  5. 5Irongate Farm

    Irongate Farm

    Hitchin · Butcher, fruit & vegIrongate Farm, also known as Weston Park Farms, is the Cherry family's 500 hectare regenerative mixed farm at Weston near Hitchin in Hertfordshire, and the home of the Groundswell Regenerative Agriculture Festival. The family have farmed here for more than 35 years. After a 2010 trip to meet no till growers in America, farm manager John Cherry dropped cultivations altogether, and the farm has since moved from a heavy tillage arable system to a regenerative one: minimum tillage, herbal leys, cover crops, no insecticides, no artificial fertilisers and no routine antibiotics. An organic conversion is now under way. Around 300 native cross suckler cows graze roughly 200 hectares of permanent pasture, parkland and rotational leys, mob grazed and Pasture for Life certified, alongside heritage grains, wheat, barley, oats, beans and linseed. A small no dig market garden on the farm grows chemical free seasonal vegetables sold through the farm's own veg scheme, through Lannock Larder and at local markets, and Pure Herts Honey from the farm's hives is sold at Lannock Larder too.
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About farms in Hertfordshire

Organised lists 5 farms in Hertfordshire. Many do more than one thing, so among them are 3 raw milk farms, 2 honey farms and 1 butcher. 2 deliver to your door.

What visitors say

  • Dawlicious

    Local Farm. Purchased some fresh raw milk and organic free range eggs.

    Yasser Hussain · 24 October 2026

  • Wayside Farm

    It's good again. There were some hiccups with rationing, now they sorted it out by advising 5 bottles in one purchase, and you can go again but need to requeue.

    M M · 31 October 2026

  • K&N Honey

    What a lovely fresh jar of honey. K & N honey is absolutely delicious. My daughter has already decided it’s the only honey she will use from now on! Thanks for a great product.

    James Price · 3 March 2026

  • The Calf at Foot Dairy

    The most delicious tasting raw milk with top-notch animal welfare. Such a cute little shop too: )

    Linh Dam · 7 September 2026

Good to know

Which farm in Hertfordshire is rated highest?
K&N Honey carries the highest rating in Hertfordshire: 5 stars from 41 reviews. K&N Honey
Which farm in Hertfordshire do people visit most?
Dawlicious is the most reviewed farm in Hertfordshire, with 605 reviews averaging 4.9 stars. Dawlicious
Where can I buy raw milk in Hertfordshire?
3 farms sell raw milk in Hertfordshire, including Dawlicious, Wayside Farm, The Calf at Foot Dairy. Raw milk farms in Hertfordshire
How many farm shops are there in Hertfordshire?
Organised lists 1 farm shop in Hertfordshire: Wayside Farm. Each listing carries photos, opening details and reviews. Wayside Farm
Do farms in Hertfordshire deliver?
2 of the 5 farms listed in Hertfordshire deliver locally or nationwide, including K&N Honey, The Calf at Foot Dairy. Delivery details sit on each farm's page. K&N Honey
Can I visit farms in Hertfordshire in person?
4 of the 5 farms listed in Hertfordshire welcome visitors in person. Opening hours and directions sit on each farm's page. Dawlicious

Towns and villages

  • Hitchin3
Hitchin3

Nearby counties

  • Greater London6
  • Buckinghamshire5
  • Cambridgeshire5
  • Essex11
  • Oxfordshire7
  • Berkshire3
Greater London6
Buckinghamshire5
Cambridgeshire5
Essex11
Oxfordshire7
Berkshire3

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