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Where
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Darts Farm

Native to Devon, fresh from our fields, farming for generations.

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Darts Farm’s commitment to Devon is strong, with roots deep in the countryside. It’s what drives us to make sure that everything is done properly – the way that it has been done for generations. When friends come down to Devon, they invariably say, how lucky we are to live in a beautiful part of the world; it’s the way it is because it’s been farmed and managed for centuries.

Our traditional farming methods and century old rotational practices mean that our rich, red Devon soil is full of life and fertility and locks up and reduces carbon. Our beautiful herd of native, Ruby Red Devon Cattle are part of our rotation and in the summer months, graze on the banks of the River Clyst. They keep the soil fertile with their dung and encourage a new growth of grass which helps to lock and reduce carbon. During the winter months, we raise water levels of the same area that the cattle graze which helps to encourage bio-diversity and increase wildlife presence.

Our seasonal fruit and vegetables come from our fields; the farm team go out with wooden crates and cut or dig up the veg (wonky or not, nothing is wasted) which then goes straight into the displays without the need for packaging.

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