The best farms in Highland Council
4.8 from 226 reviews across 3 farms
Organised lists 3 farms in Highland Council, including 2 farm shops, 1 butcher and 1 honey farm. 3 deliver to your door.



4.8 from 226 reviews across 3 farms
Organised lists 3 farms in Highland Council, including 2 farm shops, 1 butcher and 1 honey farm. 3 deliver to your door.



Balliefurth Farm ShopFarm shop in Nethy Bridge4.8 (164 reviews)Balliefurth Farm Shop is a family farm business at Nethy Bridge in the Cairngorm National Park, selling meat from the Scottish Highlands that is mostly reared on the farm itself. The beef and lamb are grass fed, the chicken is higher welfare and raised on the farm, and everything is prepared by their own skilled butchers.
Orders go through the online shop at yourlarder.com, with courier delivery to your door plus local delivery and click and collect. Alongside the fresh beef, lamb, pork, poultry and venison there are sausages, bacon and burgers, meat boxes for the family, and gift cards.
Struan ApiariesHoney farm in Dingwall5 (32 reviews)Struan Apiaries is a honey producer at Conon Bridge in Ross-shire, with hives dotted across the Highlands of Scotland. The heather honey, made when the bees work the purple moors in late summer, has the thick, aromatic character the apiary is known for, while spring brings a sweeter blossom honey from wild flowers and fruit trees.
Both honeys come in 227g and 454g jars from the online shop, along with a special blend fortified with a nip of malt whisky. Delivery covers the whole UK and shipping gets cheaper the more jars you order, and click and collect is available from the apiary at Conon Bridge.
Poyntzfield Herb NurseryFarm shop in Dingwall4.6 (30 reviews)Poyntzfield Herb Nursery is a specialist herb nursery on the Black Isle near Dingwall in the north of Scotland, growing a wide range of kitchen, aromatic, dye and medicinal herbs. Raised in a cool northern climate, the plants are naturally hardy, with varieties to suit ponds, rockeries, pollinator borders and shady corners.
Plants, seeds and reference booklets are sold by mail order, mainly in spring and autumn, and the nursery welcomes visitors from spring through to early autumn. It closes on Wednesdays, so plan your visit for another day.Rebuilding the food system, from the farm up
