Happy weekend! 🥳
Goodness knows what the weather will be like by teatime but whether it’s BBQ season or not, we’ve a great selection in the fridges and freezers regardless of the season!
In the fridge..
🥩 burgers + BBQ beef burgers
🥩 sirloin steaks
🥩 mince and diced steak
🥩 beef short rib (which we haven’t had in for a while)
🥩 topside roasts
🐖 bacon
In the freezer but still plenty time to be defrosted for later today or tomorrow
🐓 whole chickens
🐓 chicken fillets
🐓 tandoori chicken kebabs
🐓 Cajun chicken burgers
🥩 fillet and rump steaks
🥩 Tomahawk steak 🤤
🥩 beef sausages
🥚 Remember to pick up your free box of eggs when you spend £20 or more 🙂
#drumsleed #homerearedbeef #aberdeenshirefood #freshfromthefarm
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It’s been a busy day at The Royal Highland Show so only just getting round to posting.
Kirstine Hughes is our winner this time - enjoy the goodies!
Thanks to everyone for interacting with the post, it really makes a big difference 🙂
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💒 We missed Angus show last week with the cattle as mum and dad were away to a wedding on the Isle of Bute for the beautiful couple Emma McAlister and James Wightman. A huge congratulations to this wonderful pair. ❤️
🚛 So instead we attended Alyth show on Saturday to give the cattle an outing before the Royal Highland Show and they behaved well and picked up a few prizes along the way.
🥇 Drumsleed Rachel- Any Other Breed Champion and Reserve Interbreed Champion.
🥇 Drumsleed Steel- Best Opposite Sex to Champion (He was the only bull there so wasn’t hard!!)
🏆 And these two joined up and won the Interbreed Pairs.
A great day all round, thank you to the judges, stewards and everyone involved with Alyth Show.
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The first year since I was 15 (that was only around 10 years ago!! 🙈😂) that I haven’t done silage.
The guys are going to have a late night tonight but are pushing on to let us get away to the Royal Highland Show in the morning.
A massive thank you to the team for battling weather and breakdowns.
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A huge congratulations to Caroline Millar for the recognition of what she does for Scottish Agritourism. This award is thoroughly deserved and all of us within the Agritourism really appreciate what she does for the sector. ❤️Scottish Agritourism is delighted to congratulate Director and Sector Lead, Caroline Millar, on being awarded a Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) in the King’s Birthday Honours in recognition of her exceptional services to agritourism and the rural economy in Scotland.
The honour reflects almost two decades of tireless leadership, advocacy and innovation, during which Caroline has transformed the profile of agritourism in Scotland and established it as a key contributor to sustainable rural development.
Commenting on the award, Caroline said:
“I am deeply honoured to receive this recognition. Agritourism has the power to strengthen farm businesses, connect people with food production and create thriving rural communities. This award reflects the dedication of the many farmers, businesses, volunteers and partners I have had the privilege to work alongside over the years. Together, we have built a movement that is helping shape the future of Scotland’s rural economy.”
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