We are now adding boiled ham and roast ham to our slowly growing offerings in our wee shop.
Simple for sandwiches or salads, these are available in packs of 6 slices.
We also have whole chickens, chicken fillets, pork sausages, bacon and of course lots of your favourite beef cuts.
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🔥 Polled Simmental Bulls for Sale 🔥
🧾We have 6 polled bulls around 14 months old for sale. These have some top bloodlines and we have not pushed them hard.
The herd is -
✅Johnes risk level 1
✅ Lepto accredited
✅ BVD Accredited
📞For viewing and more details please call
Gerald 07720894860.
**This is not an April fool**
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I’ve been out training over the past week and can finally announce that I will be running my first ever marathon!!! 🙄😳
To say I’m terrified is a complete understatement but it’s something I’ve always wanted to do.
I’ve put my fitness and health down to eating good quality beef regularly and I’ve never felt better so let’s bring it on!!
I will be doing this purely for myself so no donations required but feel free to support me by either buying beef from our shop or if anyone fancies running with me that would also be fantastic!!
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I’m sure everyone has their own opinions on this.
I’ve seen the river at the bottom of the hill coming out of Laurencekirk flood the road nearly every time it rained.
It was dredged a couple of years ago at the bridge and guess what, I’ve only seen it flood once and that was just in January after all the snow melted and it rained again. Maybe it’s needing done again??
A simple way of explaining this- when a house is new, there are new gutters installed. Over time, mud, moss, rubbish, etc builds up and eventually water will start coming over the top of the gutter. If it’s cleaned then the water will disappear and no problem.
But if you were leave the mud and then add some sort of height extension to the gutter then the chances are water might get up underneath your slates or tiles and start causing leaks in your roof.
Drains lead to rivers and if the water rises over the ends of the pipes then the water from surrounding areas cannot get into the river and then it just floods everywhere.
I don’t think this is rocket science but just simple common sense.Following on from our film explaining the Brechin flood protection scheme and railings at the Inch wall, here we explain why dredging won't help prevent flooding in Brechin. You can watch it here: orlo.uk/ICJ62
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2026 sowing is go-go-go!
It feels incredibly weird not doing it myself this year and posting pictures of my own tractor and drill but time waits for no one.
The biggest thank you to Darren for helping us out, it’s a relief to know the job is being done by someone we trust.
The only perk.. if there’s any bald patches, it’s not down to me! 🙊
#sowing2026 #drumsleed #farminglife
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